Everyone transmigrated, and Huai Shu was forced to join a global road survival game as a player.
Everyone would be assigned a vehicle and awaken a talent.
Some people got bicycles.
Others got tanks.
Huai Shu, however, was given a heavy-duty truck that seemed inexplicably popular with the uncanny.
When talents awakened, some got enhancement talents that greatly improved their vehicles' defenses, while others got speed talents that let them race ahead and leave monsters behind for good.
Everyone else's talents boosted their muscles or defenses, but Huai Shu's talent urged him to hurry up and find a girlfriend.
Strange nights when people-eating creatures lurk, endless open highways, and dangerous dungeons that drag people away as they walk.
Should he keep racing along the highway as a player, or give up his status screen and live as an ordinary person in a mobile steel fortress until his body rots?
Huai Shu seems to have no choice: only to keep moving forward and grow stronger!
But what's the price of getting stronger?
Obviously, racking up a mountain of romantic debts.
Who could understand the hardships of going from a pure-love warrior to a harem builder?
It's okay, it's readable, and it's a no-brainer. Many aspects are written directly without any foreshadowing or explanation, which gives me a feeling of being sloppy. Things like details are a bit weak. It would be great if the author can integrate the detailed description into the article without being obtrusive.
It turns out to be like Li The last book was good, this one is also good Is there a book group?
WOW, updated chapter 27, you are simply superman 🥰
It's my type😋😋
Hey hey hey, little girl