[Survival] [Steady and Cautious] [Goddess] [Not a Doormat] [Laying Low] [Upgrade Your Dorm] [Decisive and Ruthless When Necessary]
(Entirely handmade, absolutely no AI!)
After waking up one day, college student Lin Xi finds himself pulled into a dormitory survival game. Every player is assigned a dormitory. They gather supplies by day and face threats by night...
Luckily, timid by nature, Lin Xi awakens a food delivery System. As long as he stays in his dorm and lies flat without going outside, he can earn Lie-Flat Coins. He can use them to place orders in the delivery shop or upgrade anything in his dorm!
Add furniture to make the dorm more livable and improve its comfort!
Invite a goddess to live with you, lift your spirits, and improve the dorm's comfort!
The higher the dorm's comfort, the faster you earn Lie-Flat Coins!
The survival game doesn't want its players to have an easy time? Then I'm Lin Xi, and I'm going to enjoy life here!
Go outside? Not a chance!
Just watch how I, Lin Xi, can hole up in my dorm until the end of time!
This is the adventure of a cautious little nobody who takes laying low to the extreme...
Dedicated to all the careful, ordinary people doing their best to survive...
The flat system and the mandatory tasks are so funny
Marking a poisonous spot, the protagonist's system gave him a meaningless task other than insulting the protagonist.
The setting of dormitory survival + takeout mall is quite new! The main character is not a virgin, but the main theme is stability and survival. It is very satisfying. I can feel that the author is slowly foreshadowing the crisis. I look forward to the plot of monsters sieging the city and system upgrades. I have finished reading it in one sitting and there is basically no poisonous point.
It's okay. It's good to have a contract, and the shortened time is also to my liking. Shadow clones can be like robots without independent thinking. Anyway, it's still okay for now, as long as there are no particularly objectionable poisonous points in the future. More than 70 chapters in, there is no act of raising the comfort level to accept a goddess. I haven't even thought about it. Is it because I am afraid that the protagonist will develop too fast? One of the two contracts is left to grow moldy?
It's okay. There are quite a few poisonous spots, but nothing particularly big. I can barely see them. I basically don't use AI. If you read it later, it will be okay. The author has made a lot of updates, the sentences are smooth, and AI is not used.
Not bad. The main character is not the Virgin, which is quite to my liking.
The first plot of seven chapters written by others is over, but the first plot of seven chapters written by you has just begun.
It's okay. Come on, author, I like the flat type.
It's okay, but don't be a turtle man, okay?
Omg run quickly