Extreme Survival: I Have a Multiverse Apartment Complex Group Chat

A global survival game arrived, transporting everyone to an uninhabited desert with a road stretching to the horizon.

Everyone had to keep moving. Only by pressing forward could they find food, water, and the resources they needed to survive.

To that end, the game gave each person a beginner's gift box containing a randomly selected vehicle.

An Xian looked at what she'd gotten from her gift box and nearly blacked out.

So a child's scooter counts as a vehicle...?

What about an RV? A stretch limo? A truck?

Was she really supposed to... survive out here on a scooter?!

"Ding-ding! You've joined a group chat!"

A strange notification rang out, and she was suddenly pulled into an even stranger group chat.

[Interdimensional Community Residents' Chat]

Deep-Sea Hermit: Anyone have uncontaminated, dry sand? Looking to buy, can trade

Humanity's Spark: Zombie skulls, tough and useful. Can make weapons, jewelry, ornaments, or even hand toys with them. Trade only, not for sale. Looking for clean clothes

Planetary Researcher: Selling a large quantity of basic nutrient solution. Will trade for any life-form from a primitive species. Make an offer

Molten Heat Is Real: Selling one spare heat-insulating suit, 20 community coins

An Xian watched the chat from her scooter for a while, then tentatively messaged one of them.

...Hello, how much sand do you need?

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Extreme heat, extreme cold, torrential rain, dense fog, sudden gales...

One natural disaster after another struck. Everyone struggled to survive and press on along the road between life and death.

An Xian stayed in her cozy little home, upgraded from a scooter to a luxurious vehicle cabin. She relaxed, growing vegetables and drinking tea, occasionally opening supply chests and listing the contents on the interdimensional community market to stock up and trade.

As she kept stockpiling, An Xian climbed to the top of the overall survival rankings, leaving everyone else behind.

Countless people survived because of her.

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Reading guide:

1. The basic premise is road survival, with daily life, stockpiling, farming, adorable pets, and much more.

2. To be added later.

Theme: Work hard, live well, and stay positive