While everyone else fights to the death in another world, An Weiwei just wants to ask: Are you hungry? I've got food.
One day, her soul transmigrates to another world, bringing a Don't Starve interface with it. From the start, she has nothing but her own two hands, and every resource has to be gathered from scratch.
While others are fighting tooth and nail over treasures, An Weiwei quietly farms, mines, and builds walls.
When the major powers cast aside the "useless" members of their tribes, she reaches out to them instead.
The frail elderly, the sickly children, the cursed warriors... They all become her family.
Later, a necromantic calamity sweeps across the land, leaving its great powers utterly routed.
In their hour of despair, people discover a city of miracles standing at the edge of the continent.
Its walls tower high and its magical cannons gleam. There is no hunger or cold within, only chimneys sending up curls of smoke and the happy faces of its people.
Before the city gates, An Weiwei takes a bite of her dragon-fruit pie and smiles at the powerful figures and gods gathered in a dark mass outside.
"Want to come in? Sure. But this place has only one rule:
Our own eat their fill. Our enemies become the meal."
It's good, I like watching it, and it helps pass the time.
It's a very novel theme, quite unique among various isekai (another world) infrastructure building novels. Author, please update soon.