A higher civilization has blockaded Earth, turning every nation into a resource wasteland.
To survive, they have no choice but to send challengers into another world, trading their lives for resources.
Lin Bei is out of luck. His first landing point is a deserted island, and to make matters worse, he goes two days without finding a single drop of water. He nearly becomes the fastest challenger ever to get eliminated right after landing.
At the brink of death, his intelligence System activates.
With the System's guidance, Lin Bei claws his way back from the edge of death.
While everyone else wanders aimlessly through the other world, he pinpoints every resource. While others risk their lives exploring ruins, he knows exactly what traps are hidden inside them.
Food, rare ores, the legacies of those who came before... As long as he has enough intel points, there's nothing he can't find.
In the nationwide livestream, viewers watch him play with cheat-like advantages. The comments go from “This guy's done for” to “Lin Bei is incredible!”
While challengers from other countries are still fighting for a bite to eat, Lin Bei is already lounging by the sea, sunbathing and grilling meat.
And as he manifests resources again and again, the people of Great Xia undergo a nationwide leap in physical fitness.
But as he ventures farther and farther, a cruel truth gradually draws closer.
Author, please keep writing! It's simply not enough! Although it's also a national destiny series, the author's personal settings are very reasonable. The male protagonist isn't invincible from the start; he gradually becomes stronger, steadily and surely. The interactions with his contracted partner, Mengqi, are also very enjoyable.
It's good! Surprisingly, it's a new book. I was really confused when I heard there were over 100 chapters and then it was gone. It's not just pure action; it's a growth-oriented story, which I think is great. It doesn't have that overpowered feel. However, I don't understand the purpose of increasing the danger level of the national team players, since survivors don't usually encounter each other. I hope it gets a high rating soon.
I think it's good; the writing is quite concise. I noticed some negative reviews were about too much dialogue and connection in the first few chapters, but I don't know why, because I skipped those chapters after reading the comments, haha. I'm giving it four stars because I wanted some room for maneuver; I hope the author can maintain that.
I have a question. What's the use of this realization multiple? 🙂
A very good book
It's the kind of book I want—one where I can visualize the scenes just by reading the words! 👍👍
I found the storyline quite interesting and clever, and the author is also working hard to update it.
I love watching this kind of good stuff. Keep up the good work, author!