Bound to the Nation From the Start, I Voluntarily Hand Over the Cultivation World

[Passage Between Two Worlds, Clan Cultivation, Resource Teleportation, National Development, Clash of Civilizations]

(I already have several completed novels over a million words long, so dig in with confidence!)

Reincarnated into a cultivation world with memories of his previous life, Lu Chenxing awakens the Clan Cultivation Feedback System right from the start.

Whenever a clan member cultivates, he receives equivalent gains in return.

Whether in cultivation, alchemy, the Way of the Sword, or anything else.

Lu Chenxing is all set to soar, only for the system to detect an anomaly and offer him two choices.

1. Bind to Great Xia, with a population of ten billion.
2. Bind to the Lu Cultivation Clan, with a population of one hundred thousand.

Without hesitation, he chooses the former and binds himself to the nation.

Then he voluntarily hands over himself, his system, and even the cultivation world.

He stands firmly alongside his nation: they will prosper together or suffer together.

Lu Chenxing does right by Great Xia, securing vast quantities of resources from the cultivation world and teleporting them over to help Great Xia usher in an age of cultivation.

Great Xia does right by Lu Chenxing in turn, selecting prodigies from its ten billion citizens to cultivate. Their gains feed back to him, helping him reach the pinnacle one step at a time.

One day, he becomes powerful enough to break through the barrier between worlds and return.

"Great Xia, I'm back!"

"Welcome home, Comrade Lu!"

Also known as:

Bound to the Nation From the Start, Ten Billion Clansmen Carry Me to Ascension!

I Have Ten Billion Clansmen Backing Me-How Can You Compete?

You've Only Just Turned Ten and Started Testing Your Spiritual Roots, but You've Already Ascended?

Cultivation Feedback: Ten Billion Citizens Help Me Become an Immortal!

Passage Between Two Worlds: My Nation and I Reach the Pinnacle of the Immortal Path Together

This synopsis can't do the story justice. Please head to the main text.

(If it's no good, roast me all you like. One-, two-, and three-star ratings don't count, so please give it five stars, six stars...)