[National Luck + Survival + Live Broadcast + Dark Forbidden Land + Farming]
Higher civilization blocks Blue Star's resources, and the national destiny survival game begins.
The chosen ones are bound to the national destiny of the country. They will both be prosperous and suffer losses.
The chosen ones can upload resources and return them to the country. For their families and the country, countless chosen people are struggling desperately in the endless world.
The chosen ones of the Great Xia Kingdom fell into the dark forbidden land and died in large numbers, causing the country's fate to decline again and again.
When the tenth round of the chosen ones was selected, there was actually a centenarian among them, and he was even assigned to the dark forbidden land.
While countless citizens were in despair, the old man managed to survive in the forbidden land by his own efforts.
Collect resources, contract pets, build shelters...
Other countries: I seriously doubt that this forbidden area is fake.
Daxia Citizen: The forbidden area is real, but I can't stand the old man's power.
Reader comments
Finally, it's no longer a cultural gap, and the Earth Travelers are here to save the day! Rather, it is a centenary old man who participated in the Anti-Japanese War and slowly continued to shine for the country in a down-to-earth manner. The logic is perfect, the details are full, and it can withstand scrutiny. At least for me it's worth reading.
It's nice, but too little. Moreover, there are much less plots about the old man cultivating immortality later on.
You can also cheer upᕙ( •̀ ᗜ •́ )ᕗ
It does not reflect the power of cultivating immortals, but more like the combat power of a low-level martial arts world.
Now a thousand times, now a thousand times
I just opened a new book, the idea is very good, it is beautiful, I support the author.
Nice! It's just too little, please update!
This book is fun, farming and cultivating immortality
It looks great. Can the author suddenly and unexpectedly update 100,000 words for me to read? A little less
I feel good so far, but this cultivation of immortality is too slow, and there is no description in several pictures.
I saw the latest chapter, which is quite interesting. The old man's son and grandson appear several times in the article, but there is no plot description. It's impossible for them not to watch the live broadcast, right? ? ? ?
Finally, it's no longer a cultural gap, and the Earth Travelers are here to save the day! Rather, it is a centenary old man who participated in the Anti-Japanese War and slowly continued to shine for the country in a down-to-earth manner. The logic is perfect, the details are full, and it can withstand scrutiny. At least for me it's worth reading.
It's nice, but too little. Moreover, there are much less plots about the old man cultivating immortality later on.
You can also cheer upᕙ( •̀ ᗜ •́ )ᕗ
It does not reflect the power of cultivating immortals, but more like the combat power of a low-level martial arts world.
Now a thousand times, now a thousand times
I just opened a new book, the idea is very good, it is beautiful, I support the author.
Nice! It's just too little, please update!
This book is fun, farming and cultivating immortality
It looks great. Can the author suddenly and unexpectedly update 100,000 words for me to read? A little less
I feel good so far, but this cultivation of immortality is too slow, and there is no description in several pictures.
I saw the latest chapter, which is quite interesting. The old man's son and grandson appear several times in the article, but there is no plot description. It's impossible for them not to watch the live broadcast, right? ? ? ?
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Super pretty and worth promoting.
Wonderful, so wonderful. A centenarian man survives in the S-level wilderness. If he doesn't cultivate immortality, let alone his energy.
So far it's pretty good, highly recommended
It's fun, add the bookshelf first.
It's quite good. It's not the kind of white text that can't be used at all. It's still readable. It's good.