Everyone transmigrates to the endless sea, starting with a broken wooden raft and a battered plastic fishing rod. They must struggle to survive amid raging winds, towering waves, and mutated beasts lurking in the deep.
When Lin Che woke up, he was floating in the seawater, utterly bewildered. “Wait, wasn’t this supposed to be Global Survival? Where’s my raft? At least everyone else starts with a plank. I’ve got nothing but my underwear?!”
Just as he thought he was about to drown, a cold prompt rang out:
[Ding! A special over-limit vehicle, “Lin Che,” has developed self-awareness. Battleship control interface activating!]
“Hey, System, are you blind? I’m a carbon-based life-form, not a battleship!”
[Battleship interface loaded]
[Ship name: Lin Che]
[Armor durability: 100000/100000 (titanium-alloy pressure-resistant hull)]
[Energy reserves: mini nuclear reactor (inactive; consume radioactive minerals/heavy metals to replenish)]
[Modules loaded: deep-sea sonar, infinite oxygen recirculation, human torpedo dash...]
Lin Che glanced at his human status panel: Vitality 100/100, Ability: None.
Holy crap, why bother being human? Nuclear submarine “Lin Che,” dive now!
And so, a bizarre sight appeared on the endless sea.
While other survivors were still starving on their rafts, chewing tree bark and wetting themselves at the sight of a little shark...
Lin Che was already riding the waves at a terrifying 150 knots, even smashing headlong into a hundred-meter-long deep-sea monstrosity.
“Wait, there’s a pirate ship on that island up ahead? Sorry, I couldn’t brake. Guess you’re my speed bump!”
Five-star review, beautiful and not brainless. The writing style and details are also quite good.
This is the rhythm that cool writing should have. Those headlines are constantly developing.