[Wilderness survival + livestreaming + infrastructure + laid-back daily life + ensemble cast and comedy]
During a May Day team-building trip, five people, tents and all, tumbled into a primeval forest.
At first, there were plenty of wild vegetables and mushrooms, and their days were chaotic but carefree.
But strange celestial phenomena, ferocious beasts they had never seen before, and plants that behaved unnaturally shattered their hopes. They had transmigrated!
Hoping to descend the mountain and blend into society? The villagers saw their short hair and bizarre clothes, grabbed their weapons, and tried to put them on a roasting spit.
Trying to enter the city as refugees? Without identity papers, they nearly got sent off to dig a massive trench.
The five fled in panic, crying, “Why does everyone else get a golden finger when they transmigrate, while we have nothing but mosquito bites?”
“Ding! Modern Livestream System successfully linked. You must livestream for 120 hours each month. Failure to meet the requirement will earn you a reward: one lightning-strike experience card.”
To avoid being blasted to ashes, the five reluctantly went live: wilderness survival in ancient times, donations welcome.
They casually added a product link: “Pure wild mushrooms, just like the mountain god eats. Link in the lower-left corner.”
Using donations and sales to obtain a steady supply of tools, quality seeds, medicine, and building materials, the five settled in the mountains and opened up the wilderness. They built stoves and kilns, felled trees and raised beams, and before they knew it, they had created a mountain estate far removed from ordinary society.
Before long, rumors were spreading: There was a god in the mountains who could turn stones into gold and command the wind and rain...
The ancients knelt outside the mountain gate, begging for a miracle.
The viewers laughed themselves silly in the comments.
The five stared at the screen full of “hahaha” and looked at each other in confusion. “Weren’t we just savages driven crazy by performance targets? How did we become gods?”
Not bad, the main characters are quite complementary. However, there is a live broadcast element, but it is a bit rare so far. Personally, I feel that it would be good for the protagonist group to live broadcast while exploring (if there is no live broadcast duration limit), especially if there are two living treasures (Xiao Lu and Xiao Cheng). (The following are personal highlights, for reference only) To be honest, I have mixed feelings about these two living treasures. They promote the development of the plot, but they are also accompanied by accidents that are difficult to understand. As of the current chapter, they do not seem to have a deep understanding of the fact that they have been surviving in the wilderness in a completely unknown and dangerous environment, and they do not explore it carefully at all. Especially Xiao Lu, I feel that the other four people who can tolerate him are really tolerant, and it feels like he is just playing on the bottom line of the other four people. When I saw it, I really felt helpless that I couldn't put my hand in it. The others are pretty good, very novel and attractive, and I look forward to more updates from the author.
40 Chapters in, 15 days of updates, the sky is falling [Petrified]
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