Wasteland Universiade: My Heavy Truck Can Be Upgraded Infinitely

While working overtime late at night, Universiade heavy truck driver Li Yue died suddenly at the steering wheel. At the last second when his consciousness was disconnected, there was only one thought left in his mind—— The goods haven't been delivered yet. When he opened his eyes again, he and his truck were lying in the doomsday wasteland. Alien nanovirus "rust" has locked up human technology. Cars mutate into predatory mechanical monsters, with doors opening like wings and spiked tires sticking out of the chassis. Animals are fused with steel, exhaust pipes are embedded in the wolf's ribs, and breaker hammers are welded to the bear's forelimbs. A very small number of humans have survived the infection, but have turned into even more terrifying existences - assimilated bodies, fusions of humans and machines, retaining intelligence and no longer being human. Li Yue was bound to the "Doomsday Attendance System" - a set of doomsday material dispatching AI secretly deployed by Universiade Interstellar Logistics Company before the disaster. The system interface is a cargo APP. The crystal cores condensed after the death of monsters are exchanged for survival supplies, and all proceeds are used to upgrade the tank. The Universiade heavy-duty truck that traveled with him had a purely mechanical structure and was immune to rust. It started by adding steel plates and collision angles, then moved to nuclear reactor drive, to anti-gravity levitation, and finally evolved into an interstellar ark spanning the star sea. He returned to his old ways in the wasteland. Deliver goods, run merchants, and earn the price difference. They picked up the taciturn steam nun Qin Xiaoyu, the scout Ye Xiao who had lost his sense of pain, and the assaulter Zhao Meng who was carrying a steel rod. Four people per car, charging through the crowd of mutant cars, guarding the well in the fusion wolf wave, and breaking out of the encirclement and suppression of the Zeroers. But deep within the system lies a secret. The dispatcher's voice is not AI—it's Universiade