[Honghuang] Building Infrastructure in Honghuang

Next Book: I Transmigrated into a Book After Wrecking the Cultivation World Blurb: Zhong Yao graduated with his future secure and no worries about making a living. By chance, he received a full-dive game called *Building Civilization in the Primordial World*, sent by a friend. He opened the game and chose Nuwa. [Congratulations! You have become an incarnation of Nuwa. Skills unlocking: Knead Clay to Create Humans, Evolve All Things...] The Primordial World was rich in resources, crawling with wild beasts. Golden Immortals were everywhere, and Great Encompass Golden Immortals were as common as dogs. Today's mission was to teach humans how to build houses. After experiencing a treehouse that toppled at the slightest gust of wind, Zhong Yao pondered for a moment, logged out, and posted on a Q&A site: What kind of house structure is the most stable? But that was only the beginning. Tens of thousands of years later, Zhong Yao looked at his post history in anguish. It covered everything from selecting and breeding crops to caring for sows after giving birth, and even what kind of stone was hardest and best for repairing the sky. Later, someone dug up his post history, and people began asking what the original poster had been doing all these years. He'd tried his hand at all three hundred and sixty trades. Zhong Yao: Thanks for the invite. I'm in the Primordial World, just out of the Zixiao Palace. After ten thousand years of cultivation, I know how to farm, build houses, weave, and raise pigs. Thanks to all you hilarious internet strangers, I'm now studying quantum fluctuation theory. Primordial World Nuwa: My little brother is so strange. Every so often, his consciousness falls asleep. One day, he even asked me, “Can the Heavenly Dao, as a game System, have bugs? What are bugs?” The Heavenly Dao having a problem? How could that be? Heavenly Dao: ... Warnings: - The pairing is with the Heavenly Dao. No switching or opposing ships. - Food and farming in the early chapters; after creating humanity in the middle chapters, the protagonist leads everyone in building civilization. - The protagonist is safe and sound. The supporting characters' journeys may vary, but they get the author's kind of happy ending. After all, this is the cruel Primordial World. _(:з"∠)_ Coming Soon: The Holy Son Is Worried Again Today Ither is undoubtedly the most qualified holy son. His radiant golden hair shines like sunlight, and his gentle, serene blue eyes resemble the waters of Lake Bernier. What people praise most is his devotion to God and his exceptionally pure divine light. Everyone says he is God's most beloved child. Ither also thought he would serve God forever, spreading God's glory across the entire continent. Until one day, he inexplicably connected to a forum and learned some terrible news. His world was a game. And he and his God would both become villains in it, only to be overthrown. Worms were eating away at the temple's pillars, tarnishing its glory. A warrior named Morwen was the protagonist, leading heroes to overthrow the Church's dark rule. Ither, who had never spoken harshly to anyone, watched the temple fall on screen, clenched his fists, and puffed up in anger. “I hate this!” Ither had to find a way to deal with the worms and spread God's glory once more. Fortunately, there were also people called players, and they looked very useful. After ruling the continent of Yaan for tens of thousands of years, the God of Light finally grew tired of his life and descended into the mortal world in the form of an ordinary person. After seeing what the temple was doing, he decided to lead the people in bringing down the towering sanctuary. But he ran into opposition almost immediately. The pure and kind holy son seemed incapable of losing his temper. He prayed to God every day, and lately he'd been doing it more and more often, even three times a day. Sometimes, he would secretly wipe away his tears. “My God, Ither will always love you. Please don't abandon Ither either.” Yet this seemingly harmless little thing had looked at the God's avatar, scrunched up his face in a stern expression, held it for a long, long time, and then glared at him. The God found it amusing. *God's Diary* ① I deliberately said something bad about God today, and the little holy son glared at me again. No threat at all. ② I said something bad again. The little holy son started fighting back, but that night I heard him secretly badmouthing me during his prayers. ③ Uh-oh, I took the joke too far. He seems to hate me quite a lot. I tried to descend as God and tell him to get along with my avatar, but his tears shut me up. ④ I regret it. How do I make it up to him? Theme: The protagonist uses his knowledge of future farming and infrastructure to help the people of the Primordial World build a better home