Let’s get straight to the point: awakening the “None” attribute from the start actually means I’m a max-level big shot in the beginner’s village.
Good news: I have a portal between two worlds, so I can haul supplies back and forth.
Bad news: The opening is tiny, so I can only move ten kilograms at a time, and I have to make sure I’m not mistaken for a walking warehouse.
While everyone else in the wasteland is killing each other over a mouthful of acidic rainwater:
Scene One: She goes to the supermarket to enjoy the air conditioning and drink an ice-cold cola.
Result: The wasteland big shots are eating dirt while she’s having hot pot in the apocalypse.
Everyone’s reaction: She must have awakened an illusion ability. Don’t believe a word she says!
Scene Two: She goes to the vault to haul gold and the granary to transport rice.
Result: Gold prices in the wasteland plummet, while rice becomes more precious than miracle medicine.
Everyone’s reaction: Please, Sister Lin, let me be your dog!
Scene Three: The zombie emperor attacks, and she whips out a wasteland laser cannon.
Result: The zombie emperor dies, and every zombie in the city immediately switches sides and begs for mercy.
Everyone’s reaction: Hold on, you call that a “None” attribute?!
