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Surviving the Plains: I Refresh a Small Intel Every Day

Original title平原求生:我每天刷新一个小情报
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[Zombie Tide][Vehicle Building][Mobile Tower Defense][Combat Talent Upgrades][Fear of Insufficient Firepower]

The whole population transmigrates into a plain-survival game.

Everyone starts with a random vehicle, a random talent, and a random weapon.

When night falls on the plains, terrifying zombie monsters attack. The players all hide inside their vehicles; some cry out for help in fear, while others start showing off in the chat channel.

"I'm so done with this. My vehicle is actually an armored tank. How am I supposed to experience the thrill of killing zombies barehanded?"

"This is miserable. I drew a B-rank strength talent. So what if I'm ten times stronger than an ordinary person? I still have to go out and find supplies myself!"

"Why do all of you have such good vehicles and talents? Unlike me, I only drew an AK-47 with unlimited bullets. I pulled the trigger until my fingers went sore, and only then did I blow up ten zombies."

Watching the boasting on the public screen, Ji Zang holds the hidden SSS-rank unique talent [Daily Intelligence] in his hand and sighs helplessly.

"I'm really envious of you lucky ones. Unlike me, I can only be an ordinary cheater."

From the moment he obtains intelligence, he stays one step ahead every day, taking in all kinds of top-tier supplies, treasure chests, talent shards, and hidden rewards.

Current upgrade path: [Broken Minibus] -> [Armored Motorhome] -> [Large Base Vehicle] -> [Mobile Doomsday Fortress] -> [Heavy Composite War Platform] -> [Super Mechanical Giant Turtle] -> [Longxiang Tianji Great Wall] -> [Nantian Gate · World-Creating Mechanical Divine Army] -> [...]

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