Return of Ten Thousand Miles

On the day when the disaster strikes, the world is swallowed up by the "road". Cities were cut off one after another, and behind the sections was an endless alien highway. There are no system tasks, no novice gift packs, just constantly changing road sections, exhausted fuel, and fellow travelers who may betray at any time. I thought I could go home as long as I found the "exit home", but gradually I discovered that this road was not an escape route at all, but a cruel cross-civilization screening. Each section of the road is spliced ​​with the remains of different worlds: an upside-down forest, a singing salt sea, a silent mechanical temple, and the corpses of forgotten civilizations. Under the car lights at night, reality and illusion are intertwined; the voices coming from the radio may come from the past or the future that has not yet happened. Here, route selection is more important than marksmanship, information gaps are more deadly than monsters, and trust is more expensive than natural disasters. If you want to survive, you must move forward among the accumulating "debt traces" and find the truth in the gaps between lies and betrayals. The end may be just the beginning of the next hunt. This is not a road game. This is the long journey back to civilization. ——The real survival is never about driving a car alone, but about making constant choices on the endless road with the remaining conscience, reason, and increasingly heavy concerns. Want to go home? Then let's live first. (High IQ road survival + exploration of civilization ruins + multi-party game + suspense main line + team growth, no system plug-ins, no intelligent villains, hard-core world view, welcome to join in)