Half a pot of ginger water

Have you often come across a game where you start with a bonfire, surrounded by ice and snow, with resources all manually transported, and monsters attacking at any time...
Xia Hong wakes up to find himself in such a world.
The ice and snow rage on, beasts rule the land, civilization is lost, and all people and things that once existed have been invaded into powerful and bizarre entities, leaving humans as a humble race surviving in the shadow of winter, on the brink of extinction.
Fortunately, Xia Hong possesses a camp system that can upgrade infinitely.
[Small Bonfire]—[Iron Furnace]—[Solar Cauldron]...
[Wooden Post]—[Training Ground]—[Martial Arts Hall]...
[Bamboo Fence]—[Black Soil Wall]—[Iron Wall]...
[Monument Stone]—[Notice Board]—[Hero's Monument]...
...
As Xia Hong slays the beasts and exterminates the bizarre entities, gradually gathering humans, dispelling the winter, and opening up territory, the mysterious veil of this world is slowly unveiled in its entirety.

Endless Winter: My Camp Upgrades Infinitely

Speaking of who is most famous around Redwood Ridge, it's undoubtedly Luo Feng.


The reason is simple; before him, there wasn't a single Earth-digging Realm warrior or any medium-sized camp around Redwood Ridge.


In the early days, there were a total of sixteen small camps around Redwood Ridge.


Twenty years ago, Luo Feng broke through to the Earth-digging Realm, becoming the first local warrior qualified for hunting. He then led Rogel Camp to continuous growth, quickly prompting two struggling camps to voluntarily propose merging.


In normal logic, other camps requesting to merge should be a good thing, as there is strength in numbers, but the actual situation was not so.


In a scenario with abundant resources, everyone knows to expand the population to upgrade the overall strength of the camp, but for the struggling small camps around Redwood Ridge, abundant resources were an unattainable dream.


Chapter 42 Legendary Figure—Luo Feng