[Apocalypse + hoarding supplies + card draws + infrastructure building]
Yu Miaomiao had just picked up her phone to check a text message with a game link when her vision went black. In the blink of an eye, she found herself inside a post-apocalyptic survival game: Desert Survival 1.
[Player’s real name: Yu Miaomiao
Player nickname: Meow Meow Never Runs Dry
Age: 23
Game trait: Luck
Stamina: 30 (upgradeable)
Agility: 66 (upgradeable)
Wisdom: 15 (upgradeable)
Strength: 35 (upgradeable)
Luck: 900 (cannot be upgraded)]
What was that supposed to mean? Compared to her luck stat, was her wisdom stat of 15 too low? She wasn’t that stupid, was she?
This was the first time Yu Miaomiao had ever doubted her intelligence. What kind of lousy System was this?
[Successfully activated the Luck trait. Beginner’s gift pack: 1 battered outdoor parasol, 0.5 bottle of mineral water, 1 single-sized children’s straw mat]
Who else could be lucky enough to get a battered umbrella and a children’s straw mat? Only her.
It wasn’t until Yu Miaomiao started drawing supplies from cards, crafting materials, and growing plants in quantities just a tiny bit higher than everyone else’s that they realized the leaderboard player “Meow Meow Never Runs Dry” was no ordinary person.
Blurb dated May 3, 2024
Two more upcoming works are listed in the author’s collection: A Different Guide to Hoarding Supplies During Natural Disasters [Quick Transmigration] and Oh No, the Zombies Are Here, There’s No Way I Can Just Lie Around. Add them to your collection if you’re interested.
Theme: Live life to the fullest
This plot is a bit confusing, as if everything is a fool's errand. None of the expected tasks have been completed, and the hidden tasks have not been clarified. Xiao Guai came here by himself and did not say to find and save him. Api gave away a head inexplicably and fell asleep at the core plot point because of sadness. The dungeon mechanism was completely unclear and very sloppy... It seemed like oh, the world automatically updated after I fell asleep... Is it possible for a novice to be ranked first in the rankings? 😂 It's best if there's foreshadowing and explanation behind this paragraph, otherwise it really won't stand up to scrutiny and will be a bit absurd and inexplicable.
I don't understand why I have to kill my teammates. What's the use? I'm a little speechless and don't want to continue anymore.
Didn't you understand that Api came here just to give me a head?
Pipi is gone, and Ziren is also cannon fodder. To be honest, I feel a little uncomfortable when I read this part of the plot. At first, I felt that the rhythm was a cool story with some happy endings from some friends, but after seeing this, my teammates started to sacrifice to the sky, my magic power is boundless, and the good mood of the day is gone. Can the author give me an accurate answer? Is it possible? It's really sad.
It's irritating to watch. After adding so many points of wisdom, it still looks like Bai Jia. There is no character growth. The repetitive character image keeps reinforcing.
Is this really all gone? It's weird, I always thought I was just in an illusion
These chapters feel a bit bad, the thinking is not straightened out, the protagonist feels that there is no progress, and the wisdom of ambushing and killing the enemy in the previous chapters is gone. The whole chapter is full of confusion, weirdness, not understanding, not understanding... With such wording, I can't understand anything, and then Just find a way out for yourself, at worst, you will retreat, at worst, you won't complete the task... While saying that you don't trust the system, you actually rely on the system to make up for yourself... Emmm, after more than 700,000 words, the wisdom value has been added to the top of the fault, as if you are still trying your luck [laughing]
Is Api really offline? 😭
In fact, Pippi can be offline, but it should be written well, which makes me feel a bit lazy; on the surface, the system/apocalyptic world is cruel, but in fact, according to the previous thinking, any death/injury rules in the system have solutions. The supporting characters may not be obvious, but the protagonist's luck value can see that any danger has a solution. But Pippi's death is: the system randomly chooses a person to die? So my first reaction was that I didn't take it seriously, and when Pippi gradually died in the magma, his physical strength increased and his food intake increased (the inter-body line was stretched too long. As the wisdom value is the first, it seems to be contrary to the logic of the system; for example, the physical strength value of the protagonist's inner activities is clearly stated The increase in power does not seem to be needed by the protagonist at all. The small monsters rely on turtle breath, and the big monsters are pet companions and rely on food to lure them. Just ask Huabie and Iris for the mechanism of the dungeon. I am wrong...), And the increase in wisdom points only makes the protagonist feel more accurate in shooting/archery??? Pippi was in the magma for at least 2-3 minutes until she went offline. The original text describes that the heroine's nearest hand was only two or three meters away from Pippi. She kept throwing stones to support her with her hands to support her. How about taking off her suit jacket, because Pippi's shield was not broken yet and even her personal attributes were very high. I don't know how to describe my mood. I I just thought that I should do something. It seemed that the heroine lost her subjective initiative if the system panel could not be opened, so she gave up chatting about hot pot in the end. I felt that she was paving the way for the life card. Now that I see the introduction of the life card, well, it is indeed offline. I can only say that it shows the cruelty of the system and strengthens the protagonist's determination to escape from the apocalypse.
Ah, is Pi really dead? No, no