National Survival Challenge: I Take My Kids into the Wilderness

[National survival game + raising a child + golden finger space + lighthearted and heartwarming]

With global resources exhausted, everyone believes they’re doomed. Then the National Survival Game arrives, giving every country a chance to survive. Ten people are randomly selected from each country to enter the game and represent their nation. Each game lasts one year. If anyone dies, a replacement is randomly selected to take their place. After that, everyone rests for a month before fighting again. This continues until the country recovers its former glory, at which point it no longer has to send people into the game.

Su Ning, a pitiful girl who has disguised herself as a boy since childhood and suffered under an older generation that favored sons over daughters, is nine months pregnant and gives birth. Just as she is having her baby, the National Survival Game arrives, and she is selected to enter the game and fight for survival. The moment she enters, she gives birth to her child.

After a little “discussion” with the System, she gets a year’s supply of necessities for the baby, including formula, diapers, and clothes.

The game begins on a drafty metal platform traveling along an endless track. The platform moves on its own, and every day she has four hours to get off and collect supplies. Countless dangers lurk on both sides of the platform. To survive, she has no choice but to gather supplies and grow stronger.

The child’s father is lucky enough to enter the game too. After the two of them reunite, what kind of sparks will fly? In this perilous National Survival Game, how will they manage to stay alive...