Wilderness Survival: From the Start, Just One Plot of Land

No romance, a realistic survival game.

Cheng Qing, who had lost her memories, opened her eyes to find herself forcibly bound to a realistic game called “Interstellar Paradise,” with a fully immersive experience. The moment she logged in, she ran into a rare server crash.

Luckily, the game gave her a plot of land as a starting reward.

Unfortunately, the land was just like its owner: cold, hard, and completely barren. It was also crying out to be fed. Cheng Qing was just as hungry, but when she tried to till the soil, one swipe of her claw shattered the ground...

Luckily, the crashed System finally came back online. Cheng Qing discovered it had not only upgraded itself behind her back, but also expanded into a second business by absorbing a single-player wilderness survival game.

Player 1: I started with ten thousand acres of land, but it's a desert where not a blade of grass grows.

Player 2: I started with a huge water source, but it's a vast ocean that can swallow even fish fry.

Player 3: I started with endless mountains, but all I have is rock after rock.

Player 4: I started with several icebergs. Actual icebergs.

Player 5: You lot should check out Flame Mountain. Thanks!

Player 6: What did everyone get? I can't see anything! It's pitch-black in this cave! Somebody save me, I'm afraid of the dark!

Cheng Qing: Come on, come on! I'll show you how to turn a mud-brick shack into a mansion, and a little puddle into a huge fishpond!

All the players: ...So it wasn't that I wasn't strong enough. I just wasn't bald enough.