Meng Qingyin’s phone got a virus. But aside from being added to a strange group chat, everything else seemed normal. The group’s name was odd too—something like “Highway Survival Management Group.”

【Residents can enter the game with whatever they’re holding.】

Meng Qingyin immediately packed a wilderness survival kit!

【Why aren’t these residents paying closer attention to their surroundings?】

Meng Qingyin looked around and discovered a beginner’s gift box hidden in the bushes!

【I’m going to lose it—have they still not noticed the secret on the supply crate?】

Meng Qingyin examined the supply crate closely and, sure enough, uncovered its hidden secret!

Starting with a wiggle car? Don’t panic—I can peek into the management group’s screen!

But wait, isn’t her wiggle car evolving in the wrong direction?

Why is it upgrading into a smart train instead?

Not only does it have danger detection, it even comes with turrets?

A real-world survival scenario + clash of civilizations + competitive gameplay + forum discussions + dungeon boss clears + no CP. The heroine isn’t one-dimensional but has a chaotic neutral personality—an individualist who might save someone then turn around and kill them. After cursing her, you’ll find there’s nothing left to yell at~

The people of Blue Star have been pulled into a life-or-death survival game—and they’ve collectively lost their minds. Who understands this?! A broken game that forces us to figure out skills on our own. A single blueprint, yet it demands we collect materials and build it ourselves. If I knew how to do that, would I still be scraping by on a measly $3.5k monthly?!

What should be a simple “survive on the highway” challenge ends up forcing us to learn actual knowledge! Where’s the “one-click learn”? Where’s the “one-click craft”? There’s nothing—do they just want us to die?!

Xia Sanfu: “Excuse me, everyone, stepping up to the top ranking first.”

Alternate world—don’t read this as realistic. Not a feel-good story; under‑18s should watch with a parent.