Riding a Tricycle into Kunlun Ruins, Livestreaming the Origins of China

A wilderness survival show takes an unexpected turn. Lu Fang is pedaling a tricycle when a cliffside collapses, sending him and several livestreaming contestants "flying" into Kunlun Ruins, the ancestral homeland of Huaxia.

Sparks flying, he races along a cliff face almost vertical,

then throws in a display of perfect coordination,

performing an aerial drift on his tricycle along the cliff wall,

stunning hundreds of millions of livestream viewers.

Then he broadcasts the origins of Huaxia to the entire world from Kunlun Ruins.

Every viewer holds their breath, trembling all over.

Because a true dragon appears on camera.

And so does the Yellow Emperor, Xuanyuan.

Before the Battle of Zhuolu, he loses nine battles in a row and is gravely wounded, on the brink of death, but ultimately turns the tables against all odds.

Huaxia,

from then on, is unified.

For the next 5,000 years, its fortune never wanes, its legacy passed down from generation to generation,

right up to the present day.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.