The whole nation is trying to survive on the cable car; I'm choosing one of three options at ea

The wheel began to spin, the pointer rapidly traversing each square... Iron ingots, glass essence, mineral water, compressed biscuits, steel ingots, a small book, blank spaces...

According to the rules, the turntable must be rotated at least three times and cannot be stopped manually.

Su Mu watched quietly.

After three rotations, the speed of the turntable slowed down.

The pointer slowly glides over the iron ingot, over the glass essence, over the mineral water...

Then, it came to rest steadily on that little book.

Su Mu was overjoyed to see this.

It's not just about getting to the best one on the first try.

More importantly, he can make a judgment based on this result.

This rule-based skill in the talent tree is far more powerful than imagined.

When faced with a mixed bag of unknown blind box events, you can always observe and discover the best parts.

This means that there are both good and bad aspects to this.

It doesn't mean that the good and bad must be in equal proportions; rather, it means that there must be some bad elements in the mix.

In Su Mu's opinion, as long as he believed there was something bad in it, he could obtain the best part by observing it.

He even suspected that the subtle changes observed were deliberately created by the rules, rather than being inherent to the wheel itself.

This skill is far more powerful than I imagined.

Thinking of this, Su Mu felt slightly excited, then forced himself to calm down and looked at the book in his hand.

A dark gold skill book appeared in Su Mu's hand.

The cover depicts a long spear... not a firearm, but a melee weapon. The spear has a silver-white shaft, a scarlet tassel, and a sharp, gleaming tip.

Su Mu's pupils contracted slightly.

Purple?

He quickly checked the details.

[Profession Skill Book - Gunner (Purple)]

[Type: Professional Skills Book]

[Effect: Can be used to change class to "Gunner (Purple)"]

[Job Change Requirements: Level 3]

[Job Introduction: A combat class that wields a spear, specializing in frontal assaults and area-of-effect damage. Upon job advancement, strength growth is significantly increased, and the class gains skills such as "Breaking Strike" and "Sweeping Strike."]

[Note: Purple-quality professions have huge growth potential.]

Purple!

Su Mu took a deep breath, suppressing his excitement.

He was already quite lucky to get a blue-quality [Battlefield Medic] skill book from the Lucky Wheel. But he never expected to get a purple-quality skill book from this ordinary wheel!

Gunner... just from the name, you can tell it's a class that deals massive damage.

Compared to the role of a battlefield medic, which is more like a healer, this role is clearly more suitable for him.

56 points of Strength, combined with [Lock Weakness] and [Extra Attack], plus the Gunner's class skill...

Su Mu could no longer imagine how strong he would be by then.

He carefully put the skill book into his backpack, placing it together with the blue one.

They can only be used at level three.

If he doesn't encounter anything better before level 3, he will start learning directly.

After spinning the wheel once more, Su Mu looked at it again.

Now one item is missing from the compartment... the little book is gone, replaced by an empty space. But all the other supplies are still there.

He glanced at the two remaining strange crystals in his backpack.

To try again, you need 10 coins.

not enough.

If possible, go to that tempered glass area; there are three whole sets there, so you've solved at least one material issue yourself.

But there are no ifs...

It seems there's another thing I need to do in the future: collect as many ghost crystals as possible, so that when I encounter this kind of roulette wheel, I don't end up with none even from the first spin.

Su Mu shook his head.

He didn't linger there for long.

After all, although there were no zombies here for the time being, his position was exposed in an open area, which was too dangerous.

Evacuate immediately.

Su Mu moved quietly, quickly following the shadow of the artificial hill, and soon left the pirate ship area.

He chose a relatively safe location.

A large banyan tree, with lush branches and leaves, its trunk so thick that it would take two people to encircle it. Located on the edge of the resort, it was at least two or three hundred meters away from the area where the zombies roamed, offering a wide view and easy access.

Su Mu quickly climbed the tree and found a thick enough branch to sit on.

Then he glanced at the map.

There are three escape points, the closest of which is on the east side of the resort, about two kilometers from his current location. With his current strength, he should have no problem running there as long as he doesn't encounter a horde of zombies.

But he didn't rush to do anything.

He needs to think about a question:

Where do you get tempered glass essence and steel ingots?

These two things are needed to upgrade the cable car to level three.

Now that we have the blueprints, it's best to prepare the materials as soon as possible.

Su Mu leaned against the tree trunk, his mind racing with analysis.

The first thing that came to mind was the car I'd seen before. Compared to other things, that car took a full ten hours to disassemble, the longest time, so it was very likely to yield high-grade materials. Moreover, the main component of a car is steel, so the probability of getting steel ingots from it shouldn't be low.

Another option is to kill level 2 monsters.

Su Mu preferred to kill the level 2 monster... After all, dismantling a car would take ten hours, which was too long.

Defeating monsters not only yields materials but also experience points.

The problem is that killing level two monsters in such a dense horde of zombies is extremely difficult. He doesn't even know if there are any level two monsters among those zombies.

However, it's worth a try.

He touched the grenade at his waist... the one he'd gotten in exchange from Lin Yuwei, and the safety was intact.

If he throws a grenade into the middle of the zombies, he can tell from the experience points he gets whether there are any level 2 monsters among them.

If so, one bomb can destroy a large area, so the experience is definitely wrong.

But grenades are for saving lives.

While this thing has a delay in truly dangerous situations, it's incredibly useful for dealing with monsters near treasure chests. There's also a crucial issue: throwing grenades here will attract even more zombies. Even if he kills those monsters, he won't have a chance to collect the looted chests... the area is swarming with zombies; getting close would be suicide.

If he could get a few more grenades, he could use them to level up... Find an area with a high concentration of zombies, throw one to blow up a whole bunch, and then run away quickly. Thinking of this, he also had his eye on the grenades in Lin Yuwei's hand.

That woman had at least one more in her hand... no, given her shrewd business acumen, she probably had more than two.

Although it's unclear where the other person got them from—it's certainly unusual to have so many grenades so early in the season—that's not important. What's important is that she still has some.

However, to get the other party to trade this thing...