Everyone transmigrates into a dark wasteland survival game.
Each person starts with a small wooden cabin. Beyond the shelter lies a wasteland continent roamed by monsters.
Upgrading a shelter takes wood, but the dark world’s trees are ridiculously tough. A few swings of the axe and it breaks?
Lin Mo awakens an SSS-rank synthesis talent and makes a blood-draining steel-bone battle axe.
In less than a day, he chops down over a hundred units of wood.
When mutant creatures surround him, he synthesizes mutant firebombs and wipes them all out.
The System rewards him with an SS-rank talent: Replication.
On the very first day, Lin Mo upgrades his wooden cabin to the highest level.
When a deadly cold snap arrives, everyone else shivers in the freezing cold.
Lin Mo spends his days in comfort, copying resources at will.
The protagonist unlocks the health lock, right? Since there is a san value setting, the protagonist can synthesize and copy unlimitedly, and then read a chapter to at least undermine his sanity but still remain strong. It is better to just cheat and be immune to the san problem. Such a serious setting problem makes me feel a little embarrassed and scratching my feet! ! !
National Survival: I can't use up all my blood and sanity.
The protagonist unlocks the health lock, right? Since there is a san value setting, the protagonist can synthesize and copy unlimitedly, and then read a chapter to at least undermine his sanity but still remain strong. It is better to just cheat and be immune to the san problem. Such a serious setting problem makes me feel a little embarrassed and scratching my feet! ! !
National Survival: I can't use up all my blood and sanity.
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[Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
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