Human beings around the world were thrown into the boundless ice field overnight. Each person started with only a leaky wooden house, a thin cotton coat, a stone ax and three pieces of black bread.
It's minus twenty degrees Celsius during the day and minus fifty degrees Celsius at night. There are snow wolves wandering outside the wooden house, strange insects lurking under the ice, and blizzards, cold waves, ice fog, and beast tides will come without warning.
Chen Ye's start was worse than others.
Others had at least a complete stove and three pieces of black bread. His stove was cracked, the chimney was blocked, half a hand could fit through the cracks in the wall of the wooden house, and half of the food was missing. To make matters worse, an old injury to his right leg recurred in the extreme cold. On the first day, he was even slower than others in cutting down trees.
In the chat channel, some people picked up thick quilts, some picked up iron pots, and some laughed at Chen Ye, who started in a broken house and couldn't survive tonight.
But just when the system only announced "Today's Survival Rules", a seven-day disaster calendar that only he could see suddenly appeared in front of Chen Ye.
[Day 1: It's minus 60 degrees at night, the extreme cold suddenly drops, high risk.
[Day Two: Snow Wolf tests the wooden house and is in danger.
[Day 3: Ice worms contaminate exposed food, medium risk.
[Day 7: Regional cold wave, the obsolescence rate of low-level wooden houses is extremely high, and it is extremely dangerous.
While everyone was still rushing to chop down trees, change weapons, and show off their meat, Chen Ye had already removed bed boards to plug the cracks in the walls, repaired stoves, stocked up on charcoal, sealed grain, and dug traps.
On the third day, someone else's food was rotten and they had abdominal pain and asked for help. He exchanged clean food for blueprints and medicines.
On the seventh day, the cold wave eliminated many wooden houses, but his shelter steadily warmed up.
When everyone finally realizes that disasters cannot be survived by improvising
