[Fresh premise + gets better the more you read + guilty-pleasure power fantasy + not invincible + Sequence potions + eerie horrors + road survival + ruthless + funny]
The eerie descended, and civilization fell.
Humanity was forced to form migrating convoys.
During the journey, Su Xiaohe awakened a god-tier System.
[Item Upgrade Tree] transformed a scrapped RV in his hands into a hundred-meter-long mobile fortress!
[Skill Learning Tree] could copy anyone's abilities, even... Sequence powers!
While others went hungry on crowded buses, his scrapped RV had already been upgraded into a mobile fortress built for the apocalypse.
Fortress dimensions: one hundred meters long and one hundred meters wide.
While Sequence wielders fought to the death over a potion, Su Xiaohe had quietly copied their Sequence paths.
Some said only Sequence wielders could deal with the eerie.
Su Xiaohe asked, “Then what can deal with the supernatural? Probably an even stronger supernatural being... or me!”
Some asked, “What lies at the end of the twenty-four Divine Paths? Godhood, or becoming an even more terrifying horror?”
Su Xiaohe said, “You can choose whether to become a god or a horror. But whichever path you take, when you reach the summit, you'll see me.”
“Then you'll become a part of me. Just like... the twenty-four before you.”
This is the story of a resilient, cunning young man who, with the help of an unconventional System, unknowingly builds a new world.
Featuring over a hundred Sequence powers and supernatural items.
It's so embarrassing to watch😓I can't understand the protagonist, a seventeen-year-old brat, and an even younger twelve-year-old primary school student who has to pay tuition to study in the apocalypse. Your setting is very strange. The theme says that you shouldn't return all these messy things after you escape. It's a talent to be chased away by monsters and dogs and still go to school safely. I have already said that the first rule is not to fall behind. It's all weird.
It looks like silk, don't you believe it? Look again, okay😊, it turns out it's silk from 1982.