Everyone for themselves + cave diving + leveling up + golden traits + ruthless killing + Cthulhu + overpowered protagonist + multiple heroines
One day, seventy billion people around the world wake up to find themselves thrown into an underground abyss.
Everyone starts with a sealed cave, a cheap diving suit, a guide rope, and enough oxygen for twenty-four hours.
No new oxygen, and you die.
Dive without tying yourself to a line, and you die.
Swim around carelessly, and you still die.
This isn't surviving on a deserted island.
This is cave-diving hell mode, the kind that leaves countless netizens traumatized after just one look.
The chat channels are full of people having spectacular breakdowns:
Some lose their way home just ten minutes into a dive;
Others get their guide ropes snapped by the tide, leaving them to experience the feeling of “still alive, but already dead inside.”
While everyone else is being tormented by darkness and a lack of oxygen, questioning their sanity, Lin Yuan draws the most unreasonable cheat in the world: the [Rule Modifier].
The moment he binds a rule trait, everything changes.
His oxygen tank gets [Infinite];
His backpack gets [Spatial];
His workbench gets [Synthesis].
From that moment on, everyone else is struggling to survive,
while Lin Yuan is stocking up.
But the abyss has no mercy.
If everyone else's daily routine is:
“I'll stir up the silt, and you panic.”
Then Lin Yuan's is:
“You guys crash the market, and I'll clean out the whole abyss.”
It's AI at a glance
All good terms are used on tools, not on themselves. What's the use of comparing tools to being weak?
I can only say it's okay