[National-Fate Horror · Chinese Civilization · Livestream · Strong Female Lead, No Romance]
In the year 3016 of the Blue Star calendar, the “Will of Blue Star” suddenly awakens.
It opens death arenas called “Eerie Instances” across the globe, randomly selecting citizens from every country to enter.
Those who clear an instance double their nation’s fortune; those who fail bring it to ruin.
When a nation’s fortune falls below the minimum threshold, the Will of Blue Star will erase its entire civilization forever.
For ten years, countries have struggled to survive using fragments of their inherited cultures.
The Federation holds scraps of Western fantasy and the Cthulhu mythos, and has won battle after battle;
Sakura Country draws on the surviving memories of Onmyodo and the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons, keeping it near the top;
Goryeo has fragments of shamanic traditions and folk religion to support it, and refuses to fall behind...
Only the Dragon Kingdom, struck by a “civilizational rupture” whose cause remains unknown, has lost most of its history. Its people know only that they are “citizens of the Dragon Kingdom,” with no idea where the “dragon” came from, who their ancestors were, or where their souls go.
The Dragon Kingdom has suffered defeat after defeat, its national fortune falling to F-minus and bringing it to the brink of erasure.
Then Su Mian, a history graduate, transmigrates to Blue Star with five thousand years of Chinese civilization at her fingertips.
From then on, the Eerie Instances around the world are turned completely upside down.
On the Dragon Kingdom’s screen, its national-fortune rating climbs from F-minus, soaring past E, D, C, B, and A, before finally stopping at a level never before seen on Blue Star:
[Dragon Kingdom National Fortune: S-Rank (Mythic Revival · Civilizational Awakening)]
[Civilization Rating: A nation that walked down from the execution block of its own accord, bent the blade, picked up the sickle, and swung it at the Grim Reaper.]
Leave a mark, unlimited flow type, a copy derived from our country's traditional culture, it is a novel that needs to be watched with your brain.
I watched part of it and it felt good
It's very well written. Why is there no one here? I'll make up for it later.