[National Destiny + Livestream + Survival + Strange Beast Evolution + Staying Nonhuman + No Female Lead]
In a parallel world, a higher-dimensional civilization launches a biological survival and evolution game for its own amusement.
As the chosen players evolve, their nations receive resource rewards multiplied a million or even ten million times!
If a chosen player dies in the otherworld, everyone in their nation loses 30% of their physical strength, suffering a fate worse than death!
The previous chosen player from the Dragon Nation was reincarnated as an apex tiger, only to be strangled by a giant python. The entire nation was left weak, and wails of grief filled the land.
At this moment of crisis, Chen Mo steps up to the challenge, only to draw the weakest creature, with a survival rate below one percent: a little black snake abandoned at birth!
The international internet explodes with mockery.
“The Dragon Nation is finished! That twenty-centimeter snake could be crushed by a chicken!”
The Dragon Nation’s viewers despair.
“It’s over. I doubt he’ll even make it through the first day…”
But just as all hope seems lost, Chen Mo awakens the [Infinite Intelligence System]!
What does it mean to start with an intelligence advantage? Just ask Jiraiya!
[Ten meters ahead is a severely wounded, dying high-level Insect King. Devouring it will grant a massive number of evolution points!]
[Half a meter underground to your left lies the hidden treasure of heaven and earth, “Earth Vein Spirit Marrow.” Devouring it can trigger a critical National Destiny reward!]
…
While the dire wolves and giant bears chosen by other nations are still struggling to survive in desperate battles against wild beasts,
Chen Mo is already using intelligence to cheat his way across the map, scavenging everything in sight, devouring treasures of heaven and earth, and evolving into an Endtimes Divine Dragon that makes even advanced civilizations tremble!
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