[Road survival + unlimited upgrades + apocalypse + supernatural invasion + cataclysm]
The entire world transmigrated, beginning a road-based apocalypse survival game.
Some lucky people drew special vehicles and talents from the start.
For example: a light tank with unlimited ammunition, a solar-powered RV that generated water, or a mobile fortress with automatic repairs...
Lin Ye, one of the survivors, drew a scrapped electric scooter from the start.
Luckily, his talent was Unlimited Upgrades.
Every day, he could upgrade any one resource without using anything up.
As a result, every item he obtained became the highest grade!
The trash and junk nobody else wanted were all treasures in his hands!
Low-quality diesel? Upgraded straight to premium aviation fuel, with a hundred times the range!
Contaminated mineral water? Upgraded straight to a body-enhancing nutrient solution that improved his physical condition!
Scrap iron plates? Upgraded straight to titanium protective material, maxing out his vehicle’s defenses!
While everyone else was still struggling to survive the apocalypse on a strange road,
Lin Ye was already enjoying life in a temperature-controlled cabin, surrounded by top-tier gear and protection, grilling freshly butchered premium beef.
Starting with trash at Lv. 0, he evolved until he was legendary in gold from head to toe.
Deep Blue! Upgrade it as hard as you can!
From the current point of view, it is a good book (I don't know if it will be unfinished later, but I hope not) (The author is quite good, I just urged him to update, and he gave me another chapter). The protagonist is not a virgin, and is very decisive.
As mentioned earlier, there are many lone wolves, but later on when they see women, they start to expose themselves and use poison.
In one sentence: Shuangwen, the male protagonist is ruthless and not afraid of trouble.
I saw earlier that the protagonist got the unlimited fuel blueprint. That part was very exciting and well written. I'll give it 5 stars for now. If it doesn't work, I'll change it later.
It's okay, just passable