Humanity was transported to a world shrouded in mist overnight.
From the start, everyone had only a drafty wooden shack, a rusty knife, and six hours to prepare.
By day, they ventured out to scavenge for supplies, relying on whatever equipment they could find. By night, they locked their doors tight and fought off the monsters lurking in the darkness. Food, water, weapons, and fire could all mean the difference between life and death, and every seven days, an even more terrifying disaster arrived like clockwork.
Lin Yue unexpectedly awakened the “Scavenger’s Eye,” which let him read the traces of information left on discarded objects.
From a dead man, he picked up a bloodstained fire axe and glimpsed a memory that should not have existed:
The dead man had once survived the seventh day.
The battered Survival Handbook had only two lines written in blood:
“The seventh day is not the end.”
“Do not upgrade your shelter.”
While everyone else followed the System’s instructions to reinforce their shelters, Lin Yue gradually realized that this so-called survival game for all humanity might have already played out countless times.
And every night, someone would stand outside his door, gently knocking in the voices of people they knew best.
“Open the door.”
“We can go home now.”
It's good to read. The key is that Goldfinger is not big. I like to read national survival novels, but the Goldfinger written by various authors is too big. What about signing in, predicting talents, synthesis of all things, and being lucky enough to pick up 12,345 treasure chests when you go out~~~, ugh, it is really difficult to find a Goldfinger that is not big. And I still like the protagonists who help others appropriately while protecting themselves. I don't like those who just start killing and killing after a slight conflict with the protagonist. Moreover, the protagonist is paid for helping others. This is good. In a place without order, you need to unite your partners and work together to survive!
Just look at it, no one will say a word when you look at it The first 3 chapters are quite interesting
It's pretty good, good luck to the author