[Cultivation + no romance + lone wolf + dungeons + farming + progression]
The world is in upheaval, and she alone cultivates immortality.
Jiang Heguang learns three months in advance that everyone will soon be forced into survival mode. By a twist of fate, she becomes Civilization's Arbiter and takes command of its authority.
The game invades. The victors rule; the losers die.
There is no doubt: she will always be the victor.
She fights for civilization.
Across the vast universe, only civilizations are worthy of respect.
Countless worlds are locked in endless conflict, where life and death are commonplace.
The Star Alliance has existed for billions of years, and intelligent civilizations are as numerous as the sea. Yet only six top-tier civilizations stand above the Sacred Ruins, while SSS-class civilizations are as rare as the feathers of a phoenix.
In the 120-millionth year of the Yaoguang Era, a planet as ordinary as any other unexpectedly advanced to a higher tier, giving rise to a revered Civilization's Arbiter and an SSS-class civilization. The spectacle left billions of citizens across the stars gasping in amazement.
It's super good-looking, and I haven't found any shortcomings so far 👍 (Actually, there are a lot of things I want to praise in my head, but I'm short of words and can't describe them. In short, the heroine is a great person. In terms of cultivation and enlightenment, the writing is also very reasonable. The treatment and setting of the whole world are very comprehensive, not narrow at all, and what surprises me the most is the treatment of female fertility, which is very amazing! I have never seen such a setting before)
Too much preference is actually a kind of restriction 🤦 If you like to see the heroine's unconditional help, you can watch 🤦 The heroine said well, I heard that it is a preference, but in fact preference is equivalent to the upper limit of Chinese civilization has been limited. Because you can't have your cake and eat it too, otherwise why would so many people die from greed 🍉
It looks good and feels very good, but I was too young when I found it.