Making Fire with Sticks from the Start, I Bring Good Weather to the Dragon Kingdom

Core Premise: Seven billion people transmigrate en masse to a prehistoric wilderness. Each person gets a thatched hut and a stone axe. A livestream opens, and each player's fate is tied to their nation's: the player's level of civilization determines the resources awarded to their homeland in the real world. Qin Ye, a double master's graduate from an agricultural university, is mocked by the entire internet from the start as a "bookish weakling who won't last three days." Yet he becomes the first person in the world to make fire by friction, doing so in just 17 minutes. This earns the Dragon Kingdom the national fortune reward of "favorable weather and abundant harvests," sending the internet into an uproar.

Main Story: Drawing on his knowledge of wilderness survival and animal science, Qin Ye makes stone knives, builds wooden houses, tames gray hyenas, and gathers the Dragon Kingdom's survivors to establish the "Dragon Fang Tribe." He unlocks pottery, farming, and bronze smelting, domesticates wild cattle, raptors, and mammoths, and builds walls to repel waves of monstrous beasts. William, a CIA agent from the West, forms the "Free City-State Alliance" and leads an army of twenty thousand on an eastern campaign. Qin Ye crushes them with bronze weapons, a three-volley crossbow formation, and dinosaur cavalry. At last, he gathers seven fragments of an ancient civilization and enters the ultimate trial at Mount Buzhou. In a virtual millennium, he defeats William's path of military conquest and inherits the Pangu interstellar civilization.

Conclusion: He leads humanity from the wilderness into the stars, using energy-source seeds to restore the ecosystem and opening the gates to the cosmos. But the true meaning of civilization is not conquest, but creation and protection: planting hope in desperate circumstances so that every ordinary person can find a home among the stars.