In golden September, Lu Xun, a sophomore in the computer science department at Yunnan Institute of Technology, is jolted awake in class by an electronic voice.
"Heavenly Engineering System successfully bound. Blue Star is about to enter the age of spiritual qi revival. Countdown: one hundred days."
Floating panels, basic attributes, life skills, information about the future: this isn't a novel, it's reality. The System gives him the power of a mid-stage Spirit-Sensing Realm cultivator and issues his first mission: get one hundred people to begin cultivating within twenty-four hours. Failure means death.
Lu Xun doesn't hesitate. He walks straight into the provincial military district and uses a flower bed weighing over two hundred jin to knock on Commander Li Ming's office door.
From the provincial military district to a secret base, from one hundred soldiers meditating to the first batch of Spirit-Sensing cultivators cleansing their marrow and remolding their bones, Lu Xun proves one thing in the most straightforward way possible: the spiritual qi revival is real, the countdown to the apocalypse is real, and handing the System over to the state was the best decision he ever made.
