Mobile Survival: Starting with a Perpetual Motion Machine for Everyone

Shennong is here 1. If you only enjoy watching the main character dominate and can't stand seeing the team, don't watch. 2. There's a female supporting character following them from the start; she's not just a pretty face. 3. There is a supporting character who is similar to a villain in the early stages. He is slightly weaker than the protagonist.

Hey!!! Is anyone reading this book? Let me know!

My teacher told me that if anyone mentions perpetual motion machines to me, I should slap them. 😜Author, should we just hit them or go through the proper procedures?

Not bad, this is decent food. Those who like team survival strategies should check it out.

Why do all survival stories these days involve live streaming? Is it like they'll die if they don't?! Are they desperate to become internet celebrities?!

I can't hold it in anymore. Sigh, the main characters are being too low-key; they've even banned the livestream. Haha, they have nearly ten dual-class Grand Knights and one Grand Knight Commander, and yet a random group with just one Grand Knight and a dozen Gold Knights becomes the strongest team… Sigh 😔, so tiring. Couldn't they just show off normally? Was it really necessary to play dumb? 😟

What's the point of the all-female swarm? Does the protagonist always have to suck out the snake venom? Even if the others aren't strong enough and only the protagonist can save them, does that mean the female members of the main group always have to be poisoned in the chest? Is the protagonist the only one who can suck out the venom? Aren't there other female members?

I didn't want to read any further after the first chapter. The protagonist transmigrated, and what's even more absurd is that his actions became a live broadcast? Especially with a bunch of idiotic babble-talking characters who were utterly disgusting.

I only saw a few pictures. The protagonist's parents are still alive, along with his younger brother, and a woman is with him. There's a bunch of people pointing and commenting outside while the show is being broadcast live. Someone is even carrying a gun. So many problematic elements.

The premise and content are fine, but the very first chapter featuring a live-streaming system is enough to deter a large portion of readers. Just imagine how weak the later chapters will be! I hope the author can remove this major flaw; it's really off-putting.