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National Fortune Desert Survival: I Save the Country with My Wood Spirit Root

Original title国运沙漠求生,我靠木灵根救国家
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[National Destiny Survival · Livestream · Wilderness Survival · Farming · Patriotism · Everyone Working Together · No Female Lead]

Inspired by desertification control projects

(No romance line · Focused on career building · Very little family line)

Fang Jiamu is a top-grade heavenly spiritual root, a wood spiritual root.

Although he had no cheat system, he cultivated alone in the cultivation world all the way to the golden core stage, but failed his breakthrough to nascent soul.

When he opened his eyes again, he had come to a barren desert. It turned out he had been chosen by a destiny card to become an explorer, doing a survival livestream for Huaxia, and any supplies he uploaded would be returned to the country at ten-thousand-times value.

The country is in crisis, grain is in short supply, national destiny points are about to be emptied, and all of Huaxia is about to be destroyed. The whole world is watching Huaxia become a joke.

Although Fang Jiamu no longer has his cultivation, his top-tier wood spiritual root is still there.

“The wood spiritual energy there is abundant. There should be a lot of supplies.”

“The spiritual fluctuations over there are a little strange. There should be an opportunity. Let’s go!”

“Searching for supplies in the desert is too troublesome. If I could farm, my wood spiritual root would be the perfect farming body!”

As Fang Jiamu repeatedly returns rare supplies to the country, keeps farming, controls sand and wind, and transforms the desert from hellish wasteland into a better environment, the official Huaxia side also quietly gives support from behind the scenes.

When the whole nation transmigrates, the originally barren desert is now filled with birdsong and flowers.

“Where did this send me? Is this still the hell desert?”

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