Highway Survival: My Passengers Are Monsters, and I'm Making a Killing

[No romance] [Feel-good power fantasy] [A subtle golden finger] A global survival game descends, and the vehicle Yue Yao gets is a passenger tricycle. She also becomes a professional driver. Her very first passenger turns out to be a child under ten. The child has to ride with her the whole way, and Yue Yao is responsible for keeping her safe. Yue Yao wonders if she’s going to let her passenger starve to death on the road on the very first day. But her other passengers aren’t human at all. They’re powerful monsters she encounters along the way. Even if she’s scared, she isn’t allowed to refuse a fare. I’ve already paid! After nervously driving a few passengers to their destinations, Yue Yao slaps her forehead. Monster passengers are great! They’re generous, can scare off other people they encounter on the road, and can even provide hints for clearing dungeons! But as she travels on, why are all the monsters coming to ride in her vehicle? Yue Yao: Have I become a top-tier driver? [Before the game descends, the game operators say: This vehicle is no good. It makes things too easy for players. Take it off the market! What, a child wandered into the game? Quick, get that tricycle back. And that lousy System, if it hasn’t been destroyed, it has no business sitting in the junkyard. Go protect the child! ]Little Ning doesn’t know that she’s the tiny golden finger of her beloved big sister Yao Yao! (The child doesn’t act cute. She’s a companion on the protagonist’s journey, a great helper, and a brave kid.)