[Global Survival] [Waterworld] [Safe House] [Stockpiling Supplies] [No Saintly Protagonist]
[Survival] [from the start] [Disaster] [Infrastructure Building] [Transmigration] [Doomsday]
[Deserted Island] [Gourmet] [Shelter] [Apocalypse Survival] [Doomsday Survival]
No golden finger + no unbelievable luck + no superhuman protagonist + no sign-in + no lottery
No firearms or ammunition + no immortal cultivation + no powerful pets + no aliens + no torture scenes
The protagonist is a hard worker who likes collecting and cooking, and cares about his friends.
Earth suffers a cataclysmic doomsday disaster, and humanity launches the "Seed Project." Seeds of life are preserved aboard a global space station. Three hundred and fifty years later, Earth is reborn, and the station gradually sends down biological pods containing prokaryotes, protists, plants, fungi, and animals. Five hundred and fifty years later, the station prepares to send down genetically reconstructed humans. Before their deployment, candidates will undergo a virtual survival-ability screening. The System names this massive screening test Global Survival: Waterworld. In fact, this is already the second test. The first test did not go well: in its final stage, humanity broke out into a world war, leaving fewer than 0.001% of people alive. So the System restarted the game, and the story takes place in the restarted version.
The author wrote 600,000 words and no one has read it. Has anyone read this book?