At twelve o'clock at midnight, the end of the world comes.
Everyone in the world received a cold reminder at the same time:
Welcome to National Bed Survival.
[Your bed is your only safe zone.
[If you leave the bed for more than three seconds, you will die.
[Remember: Don't look under the bed.
From this moment on, the world is engulfed in black mist, the room becomes an island, monsters crawl out from under the bed, and the call of the dead comes from the window.
Some people cry for help, some are morally kidnapped, some sell a mouthful of water at a high price, and some kill their former relatives and friends with their own hands in order to seize bed resources.
Lu Chen, who had suffered from insomnia for a long time, was awake on the first night.
When the monster under the bed stretched out its pale palm, he did not scream or pray. Instead, he clenched the fruit knife and said coldly:
"Want to eat me?"
"Then it depends on who dies first."
After killing the monster for the first time, Lu Chen awakened his only hidden talent - Bed Eater.
His bed can swallow monster corpses, player bed cores, weird rules, and constantly evolve.
While others were still clinging to a broken bed to survive, Lu Chen's bed had already sprouted bone spurs, flesh, turrets and a Black Mist Throne.
In this apocalyptic world where death is imminent when leaving bed, kindness is a luxury and the weak are resources. The bed is no longer a place to rest, but a fortress, a battleship, a territory and a throne.
There is only one thing Lu Chen has to do:
Stay alive.
Then, turn all enemies into nourishment for his bed.
Reader comments
I can't understand it, it's too confusing
Repeated plots resemble AI hydrology
The author focuses on preventing e-mail fraud[_?]
A good book, nothing toxic at all
There is something wrong with the logic and order. I write the first one and then the second one. I say one in the front and two in the next~
I feel like the content is repetitive. The first piece of public information appears twice. I don't know how the protagonist knows other people's real names.
I can't understand it, it's too confusing
Repeated plots resemble AI hydrology
The author focuses on preventing e-mail fraud[_?]
A good book, nothing toxic at all
There is something wrong with the logic and order. I write the first one and then the second one. I say one in the front and two in the next~
I feel like the content is repetitive. The first piece of public information appears twice. I don't know how the protagonist knows other people's real names.