All People Ride the Cable Car to Survive: Every Level One Gives a Choice of Three

Fantasy · Survival · Thriller · Horror · Mystery

When he woke up, 10 billion people around the world had been thrown into cable cars a hundred meters in the air.

Each person had one square meter of space, with a bottomless abyss beneath their feet.

The cable cars moved at a constant speed, and once a day there was an opportunity to descend. At the landing point, they would search for supplies, then find a withdrawal point and retreat.

Everyone else started with an F-rank talent, while Su Mu awakened a unique talent at the start: [One Level, One Three-Way Choice]!

[Option One (information type): Receive one random piece of intelligence every day.]

[Option Two (personal type): Your basic attacks gain one extra instance of damage and a special effect.]

[Option Three (construction type): When crafting buildings, equipment, and other items, cooldowns are ignored.]

Other people can only obtain one talent in their entire lives, but every time he levels up, he gets to choose once for himself and once for the cable car! SSS-rank talents come easy to him.

When others howl in the channel, "Even a level one goblin can instantly kill an D-rank boss," Su Mu stands in the hundred-meter-high sky, looking at the green coordinates on the panel, and says calmly:

"The intelligence says there’s a bronze treasure chest at the Peace Town little shop, and there’s no danger nearby."

From a [broken cable car] it evolves into a [high-altitude mobile fortress].

When others shiver in the cold wind and sell their souls for a bottle of mineral water, Su Mu sits in the reinforced cable car, eating beef canned food from a bronze treasure chest while watching a giant tentacle faintly appear in the gray fog outside the window, and raises an eyebrow slightly:

"A tenth-rank mutated creature?"

"Once I level up again and pick an attack-type talent, I’ll use you to test my blade."