
by Marrick
Everyone was given a vehicle.Everyone was given a license.Everyone was given a chance to survive. Malik got a handcart. When people across the world are suddenly dragged into a mysterious survival game, they are given only three simple rules: Keep moving. Meet your daily mileage. Keep enough points on your driver's license—or die. The first day should have been easy. Thirty kilometers. That was all Malik needed to survive. Unfortunately, his starting vehicle was nothing more than a three-tier metal rack with wheels. While others received cars, bicycles, motorcycles, and other useful vehicles, Malik had to push his ridiculous handcart down an endless highway surrounded by strange blue water. And then he received his first title. [Unlucky Ghost] The King of Misfortune stares at you, pitiful ghost. Equipping this title grants a chance to gain monster pity… while doubling your bad luck. Perfect. Just what Malik needed. But Malik has one advantage the others don't. He's cautious. He doesn't trust strange treasure chests. He doesn't touch mysterious water. He doesn't approach suspicious objects. And he certainly doesn't rush toward anything that might get him killed. Because in a world where everyone is racing forward… the person who survives the longest might be the one who is most afraid of dying. A LitRPG survival adventure featuring mysterious rules, strange environments, treasure chests, monsters, progression, exploration, and a protagonist whose greatest talent might simply be knowing when not to take a risk.
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