Slice of Life / Romance / Fantasy / Adventure / Yaoi

Global Survival From Small Wooden Cabin to Magic Farm

by 时如意

Previously or alternatively listed as Global Survival: From a Small Wooden Cabin to a Magic Farm

After struggling through the apocalypse for over ten years, Qi Yu was pulled into a world claiming to be a “Survival Game.” [Starting with one small wooden cabin—this is your only sanctuary. Please accumulate resources and strive to survive.] Wait, are you saying: Starting with a wooden cabin that shields you from wind and rain, with no omnipresent zombies or monster attacks? A novice gift pack that provides clean food and water for free, without the fear of infection? Surviving alone, with no teammates around to stab you in the back at any moment? Qi Yu: ! This is so wonderful it feels like a hallucination I’d have right before a zombie ate my brain! With a heart full of piety and gratitude, he entered his ID: 【I Love Survival Game】 Initially, Qi Yu just wanted to live a good life in this miraculous survival game. But he quickly discovered— There are rewards for killing monsters! There are rewards for first-time achievements! There are rewards for the leaderboards! Well, say no more—I’m going for Rank 1! The good news? His Mutated Plant-type ability from his past life was still with him, and he had even awakened the Mage class. Thus, a unique “Life-type” player appeared in the survival game. He operated a farm, and his trading page sold various mutated magical plants: Brilliant Glowing Sunflowers: Can act as lamps at night to dispel the darkness. Adorable Colored Lily of the Valley: Can emit a piercing scream to warn of monster invasions. Fist-sized Mini Pumpkins: Eating one grants a random attribute boost for one hour. …… Normal Players: If you don’t mind, I’m willing to acknowledge you as my godfather! Players with Ill Intent: I have to find a way to seize this miraculous talent for myself. Qi Yu (Pulling out a staff): So, someone wants to provoke a farmer who knows magic?

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