Thirty-year-old game tester Lin Ye, after an accident, his soul traveled to a different world called "Blue Star".
Here, a hundred years ago, the "Great Collapse" came, opening rifts in space and countless monsters called "aberrants" flooding in. Civilization was reduced to ruins, and humans could only survive in the "barrier city" protected by huge walls.
This is a cruel era in which all the people are soldiers, and their way of survival is to hunt down aberrations and obtain "soul crystals" and "careers".
The game starts on Hell difficulty, in a garbage dump outside the barrier city, defenseless, facing hungry monsters and unpredictable human hearts.
On the verge of death, Lin Ye activated the unique [Pioneer System].
While others are still struggling to get a basic career, his system can deduce and optimize everything!
Reader comments
To be honest, I watched two episodes and was confused... Is the world the protagonist travels through a gamified world? It doesn't seem to be the case, and if there are crystal cores, it means that the crystal cores are the source of upgrades for the survivors. There is another possibility that the elixir is also a type. Does that mean that only the protagonist has a panel? Then why does that spider seem to have a health bar? Do the things you pick up have properties? For example, if the protagonist wants to kill someone, does his health bar have to be deducted to 0 before he dies? But the author may say that there is no health bar setting here... So how do you explain the spider here?
To be honest, I watched two episodes and was confused... Is the world the protagonist travels through a gamified world? It doesn't seem to be the case, and if there are crystal cores, it means that the crystal cores are the source of upgrades for the survivors. There is another possibility that the elixir is also a type. Does that mean that only the protagonist has a panel? Then why does that spider seem to have a health bar? Do the things you pick up have properties? For example, if the protagonist wants to kill someone, does his health bar have to be deducted to 0 before he dies? But the author may say that there is no health bar setting here... So how do you explain the spider here?