[Subverting Expectations] [No Stupid Characters]
Global food production plummets, and a national survival challenge begins.
One survivor is selected from every million people. Supplies submitted by survivors are returned a thousandfold, which means each survivor must submit enough supplies for a hundred people to meet their nation's needs.
Xia Yan, a survivor from Xia, joins the survival game. He expects to fight for his life, but upon entering the Origin Realm, he awakens an additional MC mod.
Want to get rich? Start by punching trees.
Wood → Stone → Iron → Diamond → Netherite
What was supposed to be a grueling fight for survival turns into easy mode. While everyone else is still searching for food and building shelters, Xia Yan has already dug out his basement (strike that) built a villa, sipping wine and singing away.
Survivors from other countries go to great lengths and risk everything to kill one sheep and upload its supplies. Meanwhile, Xia Yan has bred countless cattle and sheep on his own ranch. There's so much meat on the tables of Xia's people that they can't fit it all.
So far, it's pretty good. It doesn't have the poisonous points of other national destiny stories, and it's not about personal heroism. Others are working hard for the country. The plot is quite interesting, and there are no obvious loopholes in the logic. So far, it can be given four or even five stars. Let's see how the author handles it in the future.
Well, when I don't have a book, I can barely read the project.
A very interesting novel, the main character has a brain. If you have a correct outlook on life, there is no such thing as nonsense.
This is really good-looking, the plot is very novel, I wonder if there are any similar ones [Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned]😘😘😘😘💕💕💕💕
Seeing now, what makes you happy is to compare the protagonist with others. How come you get it for various reasons when you hand in materials during the live broadcast 😂
I feel like this type of survival type MC is more interesting to use the Legend of the Mountains.
It is said to be about the survival of the country, but it mainly tells the story of the protagonist relying on MC plug-ins to farm and upgrade in another world. The content is unexpectedly bland, and the writing is quite detailed but occasionally contains anecdotes.
It's not bad, but I always kill sheep with MC modules and then upload them. It feels better than uploading them by killing them in a fashionable way. After all, the country has grown up and used traps or other methods to kill sheep and put them on the ship. There is no problem.
It's been a long time since I've read a thoughtful national sports story. All the settings are very reasonable.
Bagpipes bake cloud cookies, and streams in the cube world fill with mint soda. The burden of food for the whole country hangs on one person's shoulders, but the protagonist builds a villa in the wilderness and drinks and sings. Carrot rides a grasshopper in the valley to deliver life-saving letters, suggesting that the author install an alarm clock on the workbench, otherwise the moon will steal the starlight in the furnace. Highly recommended, even though the sound of tree-playing will wake up the little clouds sleeping in the rock formations, and the hungry people outside have to quietly enjoy this leisurely holiday drama.