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

The moment Lin Yuwei saw that word, she felt as if all her strength had been drained away, and she let out a long sigh of relief.

Then I immediately became nervous again.

agreed.

She's going to his cable car.

Two people, living together.

She subconsciously glanced around at her cable car.

Although the place wasn't large and didn't have many things, everything was arranged neatly. The bed was made in a square, equipment was hung in its designated place, and food was stored in categories. She had lived alone for so long that she had long been used to this kind of order.

Quickly tidy up.

She raised her hand and found the entry point for the dormitory application on the virtual panel.

The system quickly popped up a confirmation prompt, with a long list of terms and conditions displayed.

She read through them one by one.

"Once you enter another cable car, the original cable car will be sealed off and cannot be entered again."

"The cable car owner has the right to expel participants at any time. Those expelled will lose their right to use the cable car and cannot have it restored."

"During the training camp, participants must not cause any harm to the cable car owner."

This includes direct harm, indirect harm, and any behavior that the system deems harmful.

The relevant actions will be automatically recorded and the owner will be notified.

"Changes to the cable car structure, adjustments to permissions, and resource allocation are all decided by the owner. Participants have the right to use the basic living area, the specific scope of which is designated by the owner."

There were a few more lines of small gray text below, but she didn't read any further.

She already knew these rules. Each one reminded her that once confirmed, her "home" in this world would be gone, leaving only Su Mu's car.

She closed her eyes, paused for three seconds, and then clicked confirm.

.........

When the white light transported Lin Yuwei into the Su Mu cable car, her first reaction was... big.

Really big.

The Class 5 cable car, with a space of 64 cubic meters, was almost twice the size of her Class 3 cable car. Although she had heard that cable car upgrades would expand the interior space, the sense of spaciousness she felt after walking in still exceeded her expectations.

But she soon discovered another problem.

It's big, but why does it feel so crowded?

She stood near the cable car entrance, her gaze sweeping around the interior.

The first thing that catches the eye is the waterbed that occupies almost the entire central area.

The dark gray surface, with a ring of pale blue light, resembled a miniature sea floating on the floor. She had never seen such a large bed before, much less anyone would put such a large bed in a cable car.

"This guy really knows how to enjoy himself," she thought to herself.

Then her gaze continued to sweep across other areas.

Weapon racks, supply boxes, planting platforms, control panels, and some scattered equipment and materials, some piled in corners and some hanging on the wall.

Although the space was large, the items were placed haphazardly; it wasn't dirty, but it was certainly not tidy.

Before Lin Yuwei could finish looking, she suddenly felt a chilling sense of danger.

The breath was very light, like an extremely fine needle piercing from the side; it was cold, yet it made her entire back tense up.

She didn't move. Not because she didn't want to, but because her instincts told her that the feeling of being locked in place had completely enveloped her.

But just as she froze, a shadow darted out from behind her.

It was a little leopard.

Its entire body was grayish-yellow, still covered with the downy fur of a cub, and its four paws barely made a sound when they touched the ground. It stood in front of Lin Yuwei, its body pressed very low, and a series of intermittent, extremely childish whimpers rolled from its throat.

It was very scared.

Lin Yuwei could see its hind legs trembling slightly, and its tail tucked in like a taut rope. But it didn't back down. It raised its head and let out a short, sharp hiss, trying to sound fierce, towards the planting platform.

The sound was hardly intimidating; it was like a cat trying to growl after its tail has been stepped on.

But it still stood there, shielding Lin Yuwei behind it.

"Don't move."

Su Mu's voice came from the side; it wasn't loud, but it was very steady.

Lin Yuwei stiffened her neck and followed Su Mu's gaze.

Near the cable car, next to the planting platform, several plants are huddled together.

One of the dark red vines was slowly stretching out several thin branches toward her, the surface of the branches shimmering with very faint golden veins, and the tendrils at the ends trembling very slightly in the air, as if sensing her presence.

She recognized him.

The vine that fought with the Bone-Faced General in Peach Blossom Valley.

Su Mu later put it into a dark red pattern. She didn't expect that it would be in the cable car now, and in much better condition than when it was in Peach Blossom Village.

She could sense that this thing was dangerous.

Although it did not adopt an aggressive stance, the aura emanating from its branches was very similar to the high-level ghost she had encountered in Ash City.

She even felt that if Su Mu hadn't been there, she might have been impaled by those branches.

Lin Yuwei remained silent and shifted her gaze away from the vines.

Lin then squatted down and gently placed her hand on the little leopard's back.

She could feel it trembling, one tremor after another, as if it was using all its strength to maintain its posture. But it didn't run away.

"It's alright," she said softly. "It's all over now."

After saying that, he looked around the room again.

It landed on two other plants nearby.

A blood ginseng plant, half-emerging from the soil, timidly "looked" at her, its roots slightly curled up as if in fear. Lin Yuwei had never seen a plant react in such anthropomorphic way before, and found it somewhat strange.

The other one was a blade of grass.

Dark red leaves, with a blue flame dancing quietly in the center, devoid of heat, like a ball of light frozen in mid-air.

Just looking at that plant made her feel a warm, vibrant life force, completely different from the menacing vine next to it.

Why are there so many strange plants around Su Mu?

Moreover, each one of them looked extraordinary.

She couldn't help but glance at the dark red vine again.

The thing had been pinned down by Su Mu's "Don't move!" and shrank back to the vicinity of the planting platform, but the dangerous aura still lingered in the air, making the hairs on the back of her neck swell up for a while.

Then she looked at Su Mu.

"It's a bit messy here." Su Mu looked at her, his tone much more casual than before. "Find a place to sit."

Lin Yuwei nodded, her gaze sweeping around the cable car.

A place to sit...

It seems there's only that waterbed.