In an apocalypse shrouded in black fog, cities have become ruins. One hundred million people around the world are forced to transmigrate to another world, dragged into a survival game with a death countdown ticking above everyone's head.
From the start, everyone gets a small demonic cabin. The only way to survive is to keep upgrading it and fight monsters for your life.
While everyone else is blindly chewing on poisonous fruit or getting attacked by their own demonic gear, Lin Bei has already secured his footing thanks to his “all-knowing perspective”: [Contaminated spring water: Contains trace amounts of poison. Drinking it carries a 30% chance of causing vomiting. Boiling it eliminates the risk.]
He picks up a bloodstained dagger, whose description reads [Riftclaw Beast talon blade: Deals extra damage to undead creatures. An antidote is hidden in the handle.]; when he encounters a wandering adventurer, a label pops up over their head: [Member of the Iron Crow Gang: Carries a tracking token, specializes in disguises and ambushes, and has an unexploded special bomb in their backpack.]
Deep in the black fog lie not only the phantom forms of eldritch gods that devour life, but also the kindling that could keep civilization alive.
“Everyone thinks I’m gambling with my life. They don’t know I’m holding the instruction manual.”, Lin Bei
This novel features decisive, clear-headed action, a touch of cosmic horror, and elements such as extraordinary pathways and sequences.
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. There are some small flaws in the data that can be ignored. Let's see how the world view unfolds.
The author writes well and I'm looking forward to the follow-up.
Very good, the plot is attractive