Nuclear bombs wiped out the land and doomsday came. Lin Bei felt that he was probably the most unlucky survivor in the wasteland - the kind who was so unlucky that he could not die even if three walls were blown away.
What's even more unfortunate is that he is bound to the system. Something called a "scam system".
This system has no heaven-defying skills, no unlimited resources, and can't even get a serious reward. There are fourteen squares on its lottery wheel, thirteen of which say "Thank you for participating" and the remaining one says "Draw Again". Its novice mission reward is a pack of spicy sticks that have expired for 18 years, and it is also euphemistically called a "biochemical weapon." It says that the host's combat power is 0.3 Goose - weaker than a goose, weaker than a chicken, weaker than a mouse, and only stronger than an ant.
But it was this unreliable system that forced Lin Bei to plant potatoes in the ruins, use water purifiers to deceive bandits, and use spicy strips as biochemical weapons to blow up mutated monsters.
Others rely on strength to survive in the wasteland, but Lin Bei's survival in the wasteland relies entirely on pitfalls.
What's even more outrageous is that this system-breaking trick to deceive people is wrong every time, and the enemy is deceived to the point that even his own mother doesn't recognize him.
When the leader of the "New World Federation", the largest force in the wasteland, stood in front of Lin Bei, he asked with a complicated expression: "How on earth did you blow up three of our armored vehicles with a pack of expired spicy sticks?"
Lin Bei looked at the "Combat Power 0.3 Goose" written on his panel and showed a smile that was uglier than crying.
"You might not believe it," he said, "I want to know too.
