Civilization Begins with Fire by Friction [World-Building]

[Coming soon: "About How I Cross-Dressed in Another World to Scam the Top Donor", danmei. Beware of livestream scams in another world.] [Coming soon: "The Sorrows of the Mortal Realm", traditional female-led xianxia.] [Coming soon: "The Dragon King’s Mother-in-Law Is Three Thousand Years Old"] . Ian, a player in a civilization simulator, transmigrated to another world and became a god. First, she was hung up on the sun for three hundred years. After driving generations of priests mad with her endless chatter, she was finally able to descend from the sun and build her civilization. But when Ian looked at the barren desert where not even grass grew and the group of primitive people kneeling before her, she decided they should probably start by learning to make fire with sticks. . She is the Lord of Heaven, the Mother of Spirits. The divine eagle is her messenger, the sun her golden crown. She bestows kings with their right to rule and crowns the gods with their divine diadems. Ian, the great God of Gods. "Song of the Old Age" Content warning: The heroine is a dark-skinned, white-haired, golden-eyed beauty with a generous bust. She can ride through the sky in a golden chariot drawn by the sun, with an eagle on her shoulder. (Her skin is like Red Archer’s, a warm wheat color, not extremely dark.) As this takes place in the early days of human civilization, the setting may be a little wild. For the sake of divine authority, the heroine will enter into several nominal marriages, with both men and women. She will never have multiple marriages at once. She is not a virgin. The heroine will always put the development of her own country’s civilization first and will never feel sympathy for foreign peoples. The male lead appears later and has a romantic storyline with the heroine. Coming soon: Feng Xiaoxiao transmigrated into a book and casually borrowed someone’s identity. She never expected it to belong to a vicious supporting female character who played a major role in the book’s immortal love story. But Feng Xiaoxiao had read every story trope under the sun, so she wasn’t worried. If anything, she was a little eager to see what happened. … Lord Qingyuan took in an unremarkable mortal girl as his last disciple. She had mediocre talent and poor comprehension. After twelve years of cultivation, even her luck was barely passable. Fifteen years later, at a debate on the Dao, the original heroine’s devoted admirer accused Feng Xiaoxiao of stealing a forbidden celestial text. No one dared to testify in her defense, and everyone waited to see the master and disciple make fools of themselves. Just as she was about to be dragged away for punishment, Feng Xiaoxiao, the “good-for-nothing” in everyone’s eyes, suddenly attained the Dao, accompanied by the vision of ten thousand swords bowing to their master. Standing on the platform, she looked down at the crowd with a mocking smile. “Good-for-nothing, draw your sword!” A flash of swordlight, and a head hit the ground. The heroine nearby was so frightened that her face went pale. After that, everyone who had witnessed the scene was afraid to hear the words “draw your sword.” … Feng Xiaoxiao was born with a Glazed Heart, a heart coveted by all. Someone once told her, “Those born with a Glazed Heart are also known as Children of Heaven. Whether they attain the Dao or become demons depends on a single thought. Feng Xiaoxiao, the immortal and demonic paths will both have a place for you in the future.” “Immortality is boring. I just want to be a person.” Feng Xiaoxiao casually scattered a handful of fish food, and the fish swarmed for it. … Male lead’s perspective Guan Riyue was skilled at reading the stars and divining the future. He had always thought he was Heaven’s favorite child. He never expected to learn one day that he was destined to be an obstacle on someone else’s path to the Dao. After that, he was careful at every turn, afraid someone would seize him along the way and use him to prove their Dao. Until one day, at a debate on the Dao, he saw a pair of emotionless eyes. From then on, he was doomed. “Brother Guan, your eyes have healed. Why do you still cover them with shark silk?” “I don’t dare look.” “What are you afraid to look at?” “The person I love.” “Why?” “Because I’m her tribulation. I’m afraid that if I see her again one day, I’ll put my own neck beneath her sword.” Content warning: The heroine is basically a higher-dimensional being, and she sees things from a reader’s perspective, so she’ll be pretty unhinged at first. She is opposed to the original heroine, but won’t steal her man. The male lead is the heroine’s tagalong. Message: Human civilization will shine forever