[Global Survival] [Disasters] [Stockpiling Supplies] [Upgrading a Shelter]
Everyone wakes up to find that they have transmigrated to the Misty Continent. Each person starts with a dilapidated wooden shack, and even the nearest neighbors are hundreds of miles away.
A deadly cold snap hits without warning, and the freezing temperatures claim lives at a terrifying rate!
While everyone else frantically chops down trees and stuffs the gaps in their walls, fighting to reinforce their wooden shacks and survive the freezing night,
Yang Xiao alone has a mysterious roulette-draw System that can give her anything!
[Ding! You drew: Hunter's Outfit x1]
[Ding! You drew: Moldy Bread x1]
[Ding! You drew: 666 Cold Remedy x1]
Fortunately, the roulette can give her all kinds of things, from miscellaneous items to thermal building materials, energy devices, weapon blueprints, and more...
After the extreme cold, one disaster after another strikes. People must not only face these calamities but also stay on guard against the unknown horrors lurking in the depths of the mist.
See how Yang Xiao uses the roulette to turn her crude wooden shack into the ultimate fortified shelter and survive in the deadly mist!
A very nice story about survival in a wooden house in the apocalypse. Use the hut as a fortress and step into camp, and the details of stocking up and deploying defenses are realistic. The protagonist is rational and calm, has a full sense of survival atmosphere, and has a strong sense of immersion in the plot. The more you watch it, the more you get hooked. It is highly recommended to fans of survival genres.
👍👍👍 Five-star recommendation! After reading it in one sitting, I was still unsatisfied. The characters are three-dimensional and vivid, the storyline is relaxed and rhythmic, and each chapter is exciting. It is worth reading carefully. I highly recommend everyone to buy it!
Generally speaking, if there is a system, it is not as good as others, and all the good things of others will be given to you.
It's pretty good, nothing bad about it, does the author's strength count?
It has a strong sense of survival and is very nice to look at.