[National destiny + livestreaming + survival + cultivation + no female lead]
A global catastrophe strikes, and the National Destiny Arena appears. The chosen representatives bear the fate of their nations as they fight to survive in a paranormal world.
China’s representative, Su Chen, is a frail archaeology student who starts with an F- rating, plunging the entire nation into despair. But he awakens the “Civilization Analysis” talent and reconstructs long-lost cultivation techniques from forgotten ruins.
While representatives from other countries struggle to stay alive, the “Basic Qi Refining Art” Su Chen submits is linked to national destiny and transmitted to all 1.4 billion of his compatriots. The age of nationwide cultivation begins quietly.
From then on, the arena’s style changes completely: he establishes his foundation in dire circumstances, with the sword cries of hundreds of millions at his back; he counters technology with formations, wielding the river of civilization as a weapon. When advanced civilizations look down on this “selection,” they are astonished to discover that the eastern nation they regarded as a primitive planet has lit the path of cultivation across the entire galaxy.
This is one man’s struggle to survive, and a civilization’s rebirth. When steel legions face a rain of flying swords, and genetic modification clashes with the Golden Core Path, China’s legend will resound throughout the heavens from the moment its national destiny is bound.
After reading the posted content, I feel it looks pretty good! It belongs to an alternative setting of cultivating immortals and survival. There are relatively few novels of this type and it is worth encouraging! It's just that there's too little content and I haven't had enough of it yet. I hope my subsequent writing can be maintained, it feels like it should be a representative work! I wrote what I wanted to write, and I wrote it better than I did. If the protagonist's personality is more distinct, and he has the fate of the country on his back, maybe he should be more decisive. For example, if he let Sakura go, wouldn't he leave trouble for himself? Maybe this is the charm of novels! You can always bring in your own shadow, proud and intoxicated!