My next novel, I Made a Fortune on a Hundred Houses After the Apocalypse, is open for follows! My completed nation-building novel of the same type, Quick Transmigration Big Shot Returns to the Motherland to Build It Up, is also available in my author profile.
In the future, full-immersion games have become the norm.
A nationwide farming and construction game appears out of nowhere and takes the world by storm overnight.
But one day, a massive bug appears in the game, trapping players inside with no way to log out. Billions of players have to share one desolate planet. Resources are scarce, the environment is harsh, and there are too many people. Players don't even have any starting equipment. They have nothing at all.
T Country players, without even a straw mat to their names: "What the F***? How are we supposed to play this?!"
Si Lan, who has just escaped an infinite-flow game: "***, will you let me retire in peace or not?"
Later, T Country's players have a great nation lending them powerful support on one side, and an infinite-flow big shot carrying them all the way on the other.
Everyone works together to build straw huts, clear fields, expand their territory, and establish nations. Resources skyrocket, territory expands rapidly, high-rises spring up everywhere, and technology advances at breakneck speed!
By the time they clear the game, players from other countries are still farming by hand and grinding blades themselves. They look at their suddenly empty country and cry, "What the F***?! How did you do it so fast?!"
The players from T Country grin. "Can't help it. We've got lots of big shots~"
Si Lan: "Can I finally go back to taking it easy now?"
The players: "??? Is this really the time for you to take it easy, workaholic???"
[This is a fictional setting, completely unrelated to reality. Please don't read too much into it.]
Next novel: I Made a Fortune on a Hundred Houses After the Apocalypse
Also known as: I Got a Deal-Hunting System After the Apocalypse
After fifteen days of unending darkness, Baiyun Star falls into an endless cycle of natural disasters.
The global order teeters on the brink of collapse. People panic and resort to anything to survive. The planet's resources are depleted, civilization regresses, and everything edges toward destruction.
In this world, Ji Fuyao gets bound to a civilization observation System.
It dumps her in a primeval forest and forces her to make a wise choice between "building a new city from scratch" and "waiting to die in the apocalypse."
Ji Fuyao: "What's the difference between those two??? I choose to lie flat."
System: "Whenever you make a new object in the primeval forest or discover a new resource, we'll give you one hundred of the equivalent item in the real world for every one you find!"
Ji Fuyao: "...For example?"
System: "If you find one fruit, we'll send you a hundred in the real world."
What if I build a house? What will you give me?
A hundred houses, of course!
Ji Fuyao: "???"
From then on, she sets off on the road to diligent work (scoring free stuff).
She has too many houses, so she looks at the world still struggling through the apocalypse and decides to hand them over to the authorities.
Theme: Working together to build a future
