Don't read this.
Not dark, not saintly, invincible, all about keeping a low profile.
A Blue Star version of a mass survival game descends, drawing nearly ten billion eligible participants. Once inside, they discover: Why is this single-player?
Chen Mo awakens the unique talent [Fortune Binding]. He doesn't need to take risks or fight. By binding himself to promising candidates, he can simply reap the rewards and gain half of their growth as a bonus!
Bind a steady powerhouse, and resources come rolling in. Bind a fierce fighter, and his stats skyrocket.
While everyone else risks their lives gathering resources and killing monsters, Chen Mo lies back in his safe house and levels up effortlessly, unlocking more binding slots and quietly becoming the hidden winner of the survival world.
"Sorry, the powerhouses I've bound are just too good at fighting. I only wanted to develop in peace, but somehow I accidentally became invincible."
This book is poorly written, don't read it, don't read it, the first part is well written, about 96 chapters, and then it is automatically written, don't read it even after you finish it, it relies on the game to write, and there is no audience at all. The book is very far-reaching. I have planned how far each volume will be written. The numerical value has expanded so much that I can't keep it straight. It is better to collapse sooner than later. If you get it, just ignore it, because you can't hide it even if you click Finish. Thanks!
The subject matter is very good. The setting is also good. However, there is a big deviation in the inner portrayal of the characters. They are meaninglessly entangled every day. They are afraid that the tree will attract the wind at any time. This is impossible to meet the previous setting. Surviving alone has a logical conflict, which leads to a poor sense of rhythm. There is neither the mystery of the mastermind behind the scenes, nor the sense of strategizing. It is neither fish nor fowl, like a paranoid patient who battles wits and courage with the air every day.