[Farming, Survival, Development, Taming, Ecosystem] Chen Zhong's university has been transported to a primeval jungle, teeming with countless dangerous creatures. Giant catfish with long horns, blood pythons spewing venomous mist, stone eagles with wingspans of hundreds of meters, man-eating parasitic plants… Food is scarce, resources are limited, and extraordinary creatures abound. The biggest problem facing everyone is how to survive. But the greatest danger comes from their own kind; the darker side of humanity is amplified here. Fortunately, in this new world, everyone receives a daily score based on their survival performance, randomly drawing a card with special abilities. Furthermore, exploring unknown territories yields even rarer cards. Farmland that accelerates plant growth, experienced hunters, incredibly loyal hunting pets, unimaginable abilities, and even world-changing extraordinary creatures… Chen Zhong can not only draw cards but also receives three daily intelligence reports to help him uncover more of this world's secrets. Once people finally adapt to this primeval jungle, they discover that this is only the easiest ecosystem; subsequent worlds will be even more resource-scarce, and the extraordinary creatures that appear will be even more dangerous…

Suren Reinister, the founder of Abstract Magic, invented it at the age of 13, allowing him to unblock what should be blocked and block what should be open. After entering the Higher Magic Academy, Suren spent a month in the alchemy lab, creating an abstract substance called Uranium-235, which he then presented to the headmaster in a gift box. Suren's graduation thesis consisted of only one sentence: "Copy a copy and show it to others within seven days, or you'll face the consequences!" Time passed, and the Third Magic World War was imminent. Suren, once again, delivered the following abstract speech at the World Conference: "Hatred only brings more bloodshed, and bloodshed only brings more hatred." "There are never any winners in war." "Set aside differences, put aside hatred, and resolve disputes through dialogue." "This is what a wise ruler should do." "In other words..." "Those present..."