Catty Catty Catty

As disaster was about to strike, a group of survivors transmigrated into a desolated world and were challenged to a game of survival. From terrifying acid rains, to endless natural disasters, the heavens burn while the earth scorches, radiation is rampant, and nobody is spared from the dangers of this hellscape. The only way one survives is by building a shelter and slowly upgrading it in hopes of surviving another day. 
Luckily, Su Mo awoke a Doomsday Survival System that allowed him to infinitely level up and upgrade his shelter! The main shelter wooden door can be upgraded into a metal door, which in turn upgrades into a composite gate; the wooden spears can be upgraded into bronze spears, which eventually upgrade all the way into electromagnetic spears... While everyone struggled to survive, Su Mo was fully loaded, and well equipped to dominate the post-apocalyptic world. 
"While some of us are lighting oil lamps, he's been using refrigerators!" 
"The walls in his shelter alone are tens of meters thick, it's the safest place on this planet."
"Before I die, I wish to spend one day in his shelter..."

EndlessFantasy Translation 

My Post-Apocalyptic Shelter Levels Up Infinitely!

LambSheepMutton

Su Mo walked away from the ticket booth and began understanding why the whole wasteland began to adhere to an exchanging system.

Putting aside the various disadvantages, the endorsement of the game pushed the idea that everything on the wasteland could be priced with exchange points to achieve a market price regulation.

This helped the markets in smaller areas to integrate with bigger places, so there was no development gap.

Looking at it from a long-term perspective, those who earned enough exchange points in the bigger places would likely spend it in smaller places so that they could live more lavishly than before.

Those in smaller places would also have greater motivation and strive to earn enough exchange points to get themselves a better platform to earn more points to improve their lives.

This virtuous cycle stimulated everyone in the wasteland not to slack off and always pursue the road of earning points.

Positive Influence, Money Comes First! Part 2