Exiled at the End of the World, I Use Chinese Characters to Kindle the Spark of Civilization

With her long whip slicing through the air, Xia Qingyan enters a game world, only to discover that she has unexpectedly transmigrated to a future where civilization has been destroyed and spiritual qi has revived. Along with the other Huaxia people, she has become a member of one of the lowest-ranked ethnic groups in a city-state ruled by foreign races.

Though she is highly educated, she has barely begun to figure out what is going on when she learns that her original body’s husband is to be executed for accidentally injuring someone, while the rest of their people are to be exiled.

Xia Qingyan uses her wits to save Xuanyuan from execution, but she and her people are still exiled. The Yu people, who were accidentally killed by Xuanyuan, refuse to let them go and deliberately lead their group into the deadly wasteland that everyone fears. They say savage beasts roam there, and no one who enters has ever made it back alive.

But when Xia Qingyan leads her people into the depths of the mountains, she discovers the secrets of the evil beasts and finds the former homeland of the Huaxia people...

There, they reclaim the land, grow crops, and raise livestock, turning the legendary death zone where nine out of ten people perish into a paradise.

But in this brutal world where the strong prey on the weak, a peaceful life will only stir the envy of outsiders.

And so, one plot against the Huaxia people after another begins to unfold.

Lost writing, broken traditions, forgotten sacred-beast totems, and Huaxia people enslaved by others: amid these ruins, ordinary people kindle the spark of revival with their own meager strength, embarking on the long road back to civilization.

This is not one person’s miraculous rise against the heavens. It is countless ordinary people standing shoulder to shoulder on the long road to reclaiming civilization.