I Build Up My Country Across the Heavens

It's rare to see stories that help the country. The only ones I've seen of this type are "August 1st Logistics" and "1949: I Come From the Future." "August 1st Logistics" ended abruptly, while "1949: I Come From the Future," though abandoned, was later rewritten and felt alright.

To be honest, this title is quite different from the reality; it's off-topic. This isn't helping the country build a better future; personally, I think it's more of a hindrance than a help. I haven't seen any benefit to the country so far. All they give are a few martial arts manuals and a silly girl who's not very useful in the early stages, and that's what they call helping the country build a…

Those who say handing it over to the state is bad... Aren't you one of the masters of China? China belongs to all Chinese people, not just the government, and our government is the most people-friendly government on Earth, bar none.

Author, you've gone astray! Does the real world even need supernatural power? Why are you throwing everything away? You're even offering up your own cultivation resources! The price to pay for supernatural power is beyond your imagination. I suggest you stop this idea immediately and stick to the technology route—it's easier, less stressful, and the big shots will trust you...

There are reasons why my country bans guns.

I've already joined the group. The author, unsurprisingly, is an adorable boy, and he's incredibly cute in women's clothing! First come, first served! 🤙🤙🤙

Honestly, I really dislike this idea of ​​nurturing Earth. Even though we're incredibly poor now, at least we're safe. But what if all sorts of superhuman beings rise up and mortals live like ants? Is that really a good thing? How many people will die when society stabilizes? How long will the turmoil last? Seriously, this thinking is so immature.

Everything else is fine, but I really dislike the feeling that you have to hand over things to the government before you can get them; it feels like being forced. It would have been so much better if the protagonist had given them away voluntarily. Why did they have to do it this way?

The main plot of this book is traversing various worlds while nurturing Earth. If you find any good mission worlds later on, please feel free to recommend them. I will carefully consider and select them! Of course, the outline of this book is already planned, but if I find better options, I will also adopt them.

In my opinion, those who don't love their country don't deserve to be called human beings.