I graduated straight into unemployment, saddled with 700,000 yuan in online loans.
When I was at the end of my rope, my blood fell onto the ancestral Star Chart of Mountains and Seas, binding me to the Wealth of Mountains and Seas System.
I handed over the “Yinglong Bone,” and the country wired me 100 million yuan and threw in a courtyard home in the capital.
I handed over the “Qingqiu Foxfire,” and was rewarded with ten extra years of life and controllable nuclear fusion technology.
When agents from the United States and a mysterious conglomerate swarmed in, hoping to steal the treasures I’d found,
a whole squadron of aerospace fighters hovered in the sky behind me.
The director of the Ministry of State Security called me on a secure line: “Academician Ling, is your next target an alien spacecraft?”
I glanced at the System’s new mission: “Repair the Kunlun Ruins. Reward: ownership of a planetary orbital cannon.”
“Director, could you ask if our carrier fleet is free anytime soon?”
This is not ordinary science fiction; it is a pursuit of civilization spanning tens of thousands of years.