Global Survival: I Want It Bigger

While everyone else spends three hours clearing the wilderness, Su Ge sleeps until he wakes naturally. When he gets up, he’s ranked last on the server and wearing nothing but a pair of underpants. The good news: he’s unlocked the server’s only orange-tier skill. The bad news: it’s called [Big Bigger Biggest], and it enlarges objects. Su Ge looks at the only thing he can enlarge: his other pair of underpants. [Underground Survival] In the eternal night, sneak into an ant nest and empty out the garbage heap. Get a vanload of ants as backup and sweep through the sewers. Other players: Fight monsters, open chests, and evade the ant army! Survive! Su Ge: Ants, follow me. Turn left before the boss’s nest. There’s a huge stockpile of food. [Ocean Survival] Make your starting raft Big Bigger Biggest! A mobile island is no longer a dream. Make your seeds Big Bigger Biggest! Grow gigantic crops. Make your treasures Big Bigger Biggest! The problem is, you can’t eat treasure. Other players: Expand your rafts, fish for treasure chests, and avoid the great white sharks! Su Ge: What do I do if a giant pitcher plant swallows a shark that swims by? Help, urgent! [Cloud Survival], [Giant City Survival], [Highway Survival] Loading... Su Ge considers himself an advanced scavenger, solitary and free. Until one day, he suddenly realizes that he’s ranked first on a whole bunch of leaderboards. First in shelter rankings, first in exploration, first in popularity. And now guilds are fighting to get him to endorse them to boost their reputations? Only after his zone merges with other zones do all the players learn that no one else has a popularity leaderboard. [Guide] 1. A mass-survival game with multiple maps. The maps change. 2. A sweet 1v1 romance: an extremely clingy, nonhuman gong, allocated to him from the start (?) × a slightly tsundere, straightforward shou. The soft cushion is just one of the gong’s forms. He likes wrapping the shou up. 3. Focuses on exploration, survival, scavenging, management, and construction. Theme: No matter where you are, never give up on pursuing a better life.