When eight billion people around the world were thrown into an endless road survival game at the same time, everyone received vehicles and talents.
However, when Lin Mu was extracting vehicles, he was omitted by the system because his life was in danger, making him the only player in the server without a vehicle. As compensation, he received a special ability: [Walking Exchange System] - Every 5 kilometers of walking, you can extract vehicle parts and survival supplies at the same time. The farther you go, the greater the reward.
While others drove wildly at the beginning, he could only rely on a pair of sick legs to hobble forward on the lonely road.
The S-level talent [the more the merrier] requires the loyalty of teammates to be effective, and there is only an endless gray road around him. Heavy rain, extreme cold, monsters hidden in treasure chests, unknown beings wandering in the ruins... Murderous intentions at every step.
But when others were despairing of running out of fuel, his tricycle was being upgraded to a mobile fortress; when the team was in internal strife due to lack of supplies, his walking exchange was producing stable supplies; when the truth of the doomsday was gradually revealed, all players were shocked to realize that the frail figure who had been missed by the system and walked alone had already measured the path to the peak of survival with his footsteps.
"I don't have a car, but every step I take is paving the way for me."
Reader comments
It's not pure, and I can't say whether it's good or not, but since it's about road survival, it should be written around vehicles. If the protagonist is an exception, he should show his advantages. Whether he is riding in other people's cars or walking on his own, this book completely deviates from the main line. There is no sense of joy in upgrading vehicles in the road genre to reach the extraordinary or upgrading black technology.
I don't know if I would go off topic in the Chinese language test in the past.
It's not pure, and I can't say whether it's good or not, but since it's about road survival, it should be written around vehicles. If the protagonist is an exception, he should show his advantages. Whether he is riding in other people's cars or walking on his own, this book completely deviates from the main line. There is no sense of joy in upgrading vehicles in the road genre to reach the extraordinary or upgrading black technology.
I don't know if I would go off topic in the Chinese language test in the past.