Read the record. Holographic fourth natural disaster, ancient infrastructure, establishing a college in a different world, survival in the wild, farming + food... Etc
In fact, the setting is quite interesting. On a continent where mortals are struggling to survive and gods are going crazy, the protagonist transforms into a new god and establishes his own kingdom of god.
The content is well written. It's just that the title and copywriting are so ordinary that I couldn't remember the name just after reading it.
The protagonist runs Scary City. The more severe the scare, the better the food for the residents.
The game background of Fright City dilutes the sense of horror (you don't find it scary anymore if you know it's a game)
I'm watching it now, and I've seen parts of it that are pretty good. The plot jumps a little and the coherence between chapters is relatively low, but you can understand it and have a general understanding.