After transmigrating to a wasteland world where supernatural powers exist, Chang Chuan became the lowest-ranking member of an expedition team. He could only survive by continually finding supernatural elements...
Faced with a disastrous start, he was lucky enough to bind himself to a super information forum. By using information shared by others, he could keep finding supernatural elements. The forum also offered answers to his questions and free educational content...
What’s more, he could earn likes and tips from others by adding details to existing information and sharing valuable insights. He could use them to unlock more information refreshes, earn System rewards, and even exchange them directly for supernatural powers...
While everyone else struggled in vain to find supernatural elements, Chang Chuan had already quietly finished collecting them. He liked the post’s contributor, filled in the missing details, and received a System reward... Looking at the rewards he’d amassed, more than he could ever spend, Chang Chuan fell into deep thought.
“How did I go from a disastrous start to easy mode?”
It's okay, I think the writing is pretty good, but I don't like some of the characters. Maybe the author has an idea, but I just find it baffling. A hunter who grew up in the wild, innocently became an accessory to the protagonist because he couldn't catch prey, and then he had prey to eat every day. The rest of the plot looks useless
Is your system shared with the indigenous people? It feels a bit tasteless 🤔
. . . . . . Cut this book
AI article, children's play house plot
I don't understand what A-type elements and O-type elements are.
Very good development