The new novel, *Building Infrastructure in Another World by Summoning Players*, is now underway! Thanks for stopping by my page to add it to your collection!
After growing sick of the endless 996 grind, Lin Tu quit her job and went home. She inherited her grandfather's shabby little house in the countryside and had planned to spend her retirement farming, but unexpectedly became bound to the "Peaceful Living" System.
She is forced to travel through different apocalyptic worlds to complete missions. The only way to survive is to rely on this drafty little house, stock up on supplies, and keep her head down until the end.
Lin "Forcing a Smile" Tu: ...What a coincidence. The savings I put away for retirement just happen to have found a use.
What else is there to say? To stay alive, I need to fix up this shabby little house and start stockpiling supplies!
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Fortunately, the points she earns from completing each mission can be used to upgrade the house. As she keeps stocking up, Lin Tu realizes that her little house isn't shabby anymore!
A 360-degree, all-around quality lifestyle!
Not a villa, but better than one!
Her original wish to enjoy a quiet retirement has come true, too. Every day, she farms a little, tends to flowers, hangs out the laundry, and knits on a reclining chair.
It's just... how did she become famous?
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There's a terrifying rumor in the game "Infinite Disasters": Never mess with that tiny "violent maniac"!
While all the other players face the disasters, desperately keep their heads down, and wait for victory,
the "violent maniac" gazes delightedly at the zombies baring their claws, the wildly growing mutated plants, and the hail pouring down in sheets... and says something strange: "It's all mine, every bit of it!"
Players: I don't understand what I'm seeing, but I'm deeply shaken.
There's just one person secretly wondering: I carefully planned this apocalypse, so why is someone playing it like a farming game?
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A new book is here! Come visit my page and add it to your collection! *Building Infrastructure in Another World by Summoning Players*
Shi Luo transmigrates to a magic-filled other world and becomes the owner of a remote, barren plot of land.
It's so poor that not even birds bother to poop here, and you can't even grow potatoes.
After eating potatoes for eight days straight and being unable to bathe because there's no water, just as her future looks utterly bleak, Shi Luo discovers that she can summon players.
She decides to lead the players in building infrastructure, so she can enjoy a life where clothes are brought to her and meals are served at her table.
The houses are dilapidated? No problem. The players just logged off to look up a tutorial on making concrete.
Monsters are running rampant? Great! The players are just short on experience points and materials.
The land is barren? Even better! The players came here to grind! Being online 24/7 here isn't work, it's a lifestyle!
The land grows more prosperous by the day. The only problem is that these players seem a little strange...
Including, but not limited to, never listening to anyone, wanting to steal someone else's stinky shoes they've worn for ten years, and being obsessed with tracking down every slave owner, only to sign a slave contract, collect their pay, then immediately die and respawn.
"What happened in my last life has nothing to do with me in this one. Why are you asking me about the slave contract she signed? I didn't steal or rob anyone."
"Oh, right. Hey, hey, hey, come quick! There's a free event where you can trade your life for money!"
At least the bankrupt slave owners learned this much:
Never let the players know you exist, because they'll do anything except what a normal person would do!
Theme: Cherish life and love living.
If Guan Suiyue doesn't die, I'm going to curse people, damn it
Oh my god. . . . . Malin is so stupid
This chapter is a duplicate of Chapter 126
So his original power was really stolen.
When you are at home alone, light a warm lamp and drink a cup of hot cocoa. It is really comfortable.
It feels so interesting. I bought and played Werewolf, but I didn't dare to play it. One reason is that I'm really afraid of being a wolf, and the other reason is that I feel that this game is not very friendly to newcomers.
... Why is there no one in the comment area? Such a good book, no one in the comment section gave me a sense of horror, as if the bustling town was deserted and red tickets were everywhere, and everyone turned a blind eye.
I also wish you happiness. People live for themselves. I wish you live the life you want.
Darling, I suddenly remembered this article. I really checked it with Master Beanbao and Master Yuanbao over and over again, but I couldn't find it with just these keywords. Houses, safe houses, and then building the apocalypse, but I couldn't find it. I finally found you from my comments from more than a year ago [covering face and laughing] [covering face and laughing] [covering face and crying] If I had known better, I would have searched and stocked up.
It sucks. The author's writing skills are still a bit weak, but the beginning is quite good. As the plot progresses and the world view unfolds in the middle and later stages, the rhythm and plot gradually get out of control. The character depictions and battle scenes tend to be flat. The highly difficult world and the final battle in the later stages are like a detailed outline that cannot be advanced in detail, making it a bit dull. From the overall layout, it can be seen that the author has the ambition to write well, and also tried to explore some profound themes such as human nature or desire in extreme environments, but it is a pity that the follow-up is weak. The last big plot ended very hastily and quite bafflingly. If you are a new author, you still have potential. I hope you can concentrate on polishing yourself and write better and better in the future. Hope to meet again one day.
If Guan Suiyue doesn't die, I'm going to curse people, damn it
Oh my god. . . . . Malin is so stupid
This chapter is a duplicate of Chapter 126
So his original power was really stolen.
When you are at home alone, light a warm lamp and drink a cup of hot cocoa. It is really comfortable.
It feels so interesting. I bought and played Werewolf, but I didn't dare to play it. One reason is that I'm really afraid of being a wolf, and the other reason is that I feel that this game is not very friendly to newcomers.
... Why is there no one in the comment area? Such a good book, no one in the comment section gave me a sense of horror, as if the bustling town was deserted and red tickets were everywhere, and everyone turned a blind eye.
I also wish you happiness. People live for themselves. I wish you live the life you want.
Darling, I suddenly remembered this article. I really checked it with Master Beanbao and Master Yuanbao over and over again, but I couldn't find it with just these keywords. Houses, safe houses, and then building the apocalypse, but I couldn't find it. I finally found you from my comments from more than a year ago [covering face and laughing] [covering face and laughing] [covering face and crying] If I had known better, I would have searched and stocked up.
It sucks. The author's writing skills are still a bit weak, but the beginning is quite good. As the plot progresses and the world view unfolds in the middle and later stages, the rhythm and plot gradually get out of control. The character depictions and battle scenes tend to be flat. The highly difficult world and the final battle in the later stages are like a detailed outline that cannot be advanced in detail, making it a bit dull. From the overall layout, it can be seen that the author has the ambition to write well, and also tried to explore some profound themes such as human nature or desire in extreme environments, but it is a pity that the follow-up is weak. The last big plot ended very hastily and quite bafflingly. If you are a new author, you still have potential. I hope you can concentrate on polishing yourself and write better and better in the future. Hope to meet again one day.