[Fresh premise + not a mindless power fantasy + no overpowered protagonist + sequence potions + the uncanny + road survival + upgrading supplies + ruthless protagonist]
The wasteland is crawling with the uncanny, and humanity can only struggle to survive along the Sequence Road.
Ying Feng finds an abandoned police motorcycle in the ruins and unexpectedly awakens a Kill Points System. Gritting his teeth, he borrows three hundred Kill Points, first turning the bike into a ride that can both travel and fight. He also has a warehouse by his side where he can stockpile supplies.
Kill Points can be exchanged for Sequence injections, used to upgrade vehicles, and even unlock the extraordinary abilities of the Shadow Warrior Sequence.
With no teammates or powerful backers, he relies on one motorcycle, one warehouse, and his mastery of shadow abilities to fight for a way to survive on the Sequence Road.
He evades the uncanny and avoids the wastelanders, earning Kill Points and advancing through the Sequence ranks one careful step at a time. All he wants is to keep following the Sequence Road and stay alive in this wasteland.
Why is it so similar to Noko's book?
Why do I feel like I've seen it somewhere?