In the apocalypse shrouded in black fog, cities have been reduced to ruins, and 100 million people around the world are forced to travel through different worlds and become involved in a survival game, with a death countdown beating above everyone's head.
At the beginning, each person has a demonized hut. Only by constantly upgrading the hut and fighting monsters to survive can they survive.
While others were still blindly eating poisonous fruits and being backlashed by demonic equipment, Lin Bei had already relied on this "omniscient perspective" to gain a foothold: [Contaminated spring water: Contains trace amounts of toxicity. There is a 30% chance of causing vomiting after drinking. Boiling can eliminate the hidden danger]
Pick up the blood-stained dagger, and the introduction is marked [Split Claw Beast Claw Blade: Extra damage to undead creatures, with an antidote hidden in the handle]; when encountering a wandering adventurer, a pop-up appears above the opponent's head [Member of the Iron Crow Gang: Carrying a tracking token, good at disguised sneak attacks, there is a special bomb that has not been detonated in the backpack];
Deep in the black mist, there are not only the phantoms of alien gods devouring life, but also the fire for the survival of civilization.
"They all thought I was gambling with their lives, but they didn't know I was holding an instruction manual." - Lin Bei.
This book is decisive in killing, not brainless, slightly Cthulhu-like, and contains elements such as extraordinary pathways and sequences.
Reader comments
The author writes well and I'm looking forward to the follow-up.
Very good. There are some small flaws in the data that can be ignored. Let's see how the world view unfolds.
The setting is okay, but the writing power is not enough. There are a few places where there is a little bit of poison. Overall, it is okay. I can take a look at it. I will give it a five-star encouragement [Chigua]
The author writes well and I'm looking forward to the follow-up.
Very good. There are some small flaws in the data that can be ignored. Let's see how the world view unfolds.
The setting is okay, but the writing power is not enough. There are a few places where there is a little bit of poison. Overall, it is okay. I can take a look at it. I will give it a five-star encouragement [Chigua]
Very good, the plot is attractive