Huaxia

Biodata

Power Progression

Geography and Major Sites

• First Lake management: Officials dispatch a scientific expedition, seal off the area, postpone tourism, and arrange environmental protection and tree planting 171 172.
• Environmental changes: Pollution indices fall sharply, previously difficult terrain becomes greener, and sediment loss along part of the Yellow River decreases. Researchers predict that the river could eventually become clear 114.
• Protected waters: After the Dragon Vein establishes its marine barrier, the International Atomic Energy Agency reports no contamination in Huaxia’s waters. Its seafood consequently sells abroad for several times its usual price 290 332.

History

Revival of the Dragon Veins

Huaxia initially has thin Spiritual Power. After learning that Dragon Veins influence spiritual conditions, Su Mu consults maps and cultivation-world information to locate and unblock them. Restoring the veins also serves his immediate need for a sustainable cultivation environment on Earth 44 45.

The Security Bureau initially treats the unexplained movement of mountain ranges as a security concern. Although consulted feng shui masters describe revived Dragon Veins as beneficial to public health and national strength, a team prepares an ambush near Xiaoshan to identify and question the person responsible 50.

Full revival does not immediately provide unlimited protection. Su Mu explains that the unified Dragon Vein has been formed from previously dead veins and has almost no reserves; several more major typhoons could exhaust it. This becomes a principal reason to import nourishing treasures through the Teleportation Array 93 94.

Cooperation with Su Mu

Zhou Jianhua becomes the principal intermediary between Su Mu and the authorities. Before approving the Teleportation Array, officials investigate its power requirements, potential benefits, and the possibility of outsiders entering Earth. Su Mu promises materials for Dragon Vein nourishment and national research while assuring Zhou that no strangers will accompany the shipment 94.

The relationship develops into a reciprocal partnership. Huaxia supplies electricity, security, and “mushroom bombs,” while Su Mu brings spirit springs, artifacts, ores, and other research materials. Senior leadership explicitly directs Zhou to establish absolute trust with him 108 229 288 332 360.

Foreign Pressure and Diplomatic Change

Huaxia’s environmental improvements and unexplained phenomena provoke foreign investigations. A Delta squad infiltrates the Qinling Mountains, while later espionage operations attempt to uncover the purpose of its repeated power outages. Su Mu helps expose a compromised insider, leaving foreign handlers unable to contact their agent, Cobra 115 123 124 392 393.

After Huaxia destroys a massive tsunami, neighboring countries seek closer relations through visa-free entry, longer permitted stays, and visits by their highest leaders. Japan and Korea are especially eager to secure goodwill, recognizing both Huaxia’s disaster-response capability and the destructive potential of its energy beam 215 217.

American officials also pursue economic containment. When intelligence reports that Huaxia has destroyed unharvested crops, lawmakers support a plan involving major grain traders and Wall Street to manipulate grain prices and seize its food market. The supplied account documents the plan’s initiation, not its eventual outcome 261.

Interstellar Expansion and Final Invasion

Huaxia’s development eventually extends beyond Earth and the moon. Su Mu authorizes the Little Dragon Vein to visit colonized planets and improve their atmospheres, supporting base construction and mining 459.

Hundreds of thousands of years later, an alliance of three level-ten civilizations overwhelms Huaxia’s fleets and captures numerous colony worlds. The surviving fleet retreats to Earth, following a warning passed down among captains: a mysterious protector on the homeworld can preserve Huaxia against annihilation 461.

The invading fleets surround Earth and block spatial jumps. Su Mu manifests beside the planet and destroys them, fulfilling the long-preserved account of the homeworld’s protector 461.

Infrastructure and Research

Teleportation Network

The Teleportation Array connects Huaxia with Su Mu’s cultivation-world resources 94 332.

• Early activations require coordinated power cuts across numerous cities or provinces and produce a conspicuous pillar of light 100 238 332.
• Huaxia refuses foreign participation in lunar construction because cooperation would expose the array 210.
• A national development plan proposes arrays in every city, with trains carrying passengers through short-distance teleportation routes 255.
• Initial train access is limited to young people, and foreign reporters are barred from entering the station 314.
• The first documented service carries passengers more than 500 kilometers in about one minute 316.

Agriculture and Spirit Springs

Spirit spring research links food production, public health, and transport development 182 255.

• Spring water accelerates plant growth and ripening, improving fruit sweetness, texture, and nutritional content 182.
• Experimental rice produces five harvests annually, with yields exceeding ten thousand jin per mu when supported by spirit springs 255.
• The rice is intended to strengthen citizens sufficiently to withstand teleportation, reducing dependence on protective suits 255.
• Authorities plan to replace older grain varieties while subsidizing the new rice if necessary to keep prices affordable 255.

Energy and Materials

Imported cultivation resources become foundations for domestic technological research 332 360 458.

• Thunder Crystals: Store enormous quantities of electricity; researchers also consider using them to disable enemy vessels 360.
• Storage Rings: Su Mu agrees to provide several for national study 360.
• Controlled fusion: Initially benefits from the Glazed Tower of Ten Thousand Fires, but Huaxia later masters the technology without it 458.
• New materials and power sources: Researchers develop numerous materials from imported ores and synthesize power sources through the study of Spiritual Power 458.
• Consumer infrastructure: Electricity prices fall, charging stations expand, and wireless charging technology is announced as forthcoming 423.

Defense and Disaster Response

Spirit of the Dragon Vein

The Dragon Vein protects Huaxia and regulates its environment, but its activities consume Spiritual Power 94 105.

• Deflects a powerful typhoon before the entire national network is revived 67.
• Uses nationwide clouds and wind while addressing pollution, barren land, sandstorms, and smog 105.
• Can extend its protection beyond Huaxia under Su Mu’s guidance, though doing so requires enormous expenditure 215.
• Uses a Nascent Soul Realm Dragon Pearl to construct an underwater barrier against nuclear wastewater pollution 290.
• Normally handles major domestic incidents independently, but officials cannot readily locate or direct it without Su Mu’s assistance 459.

Floating Islands and Weapons

Huaxia publicly presents its first Floating Island as a defense against meteors and other threats from space 190.

• The island is intended to carry the weaponry responsible for the earlier meteor interception 190.
• If its weapons fail, the commander may authorize using the island itself as a shield, with no escape available to its crew 190.
• During the Haotian Realm intrusion, the still-unfinished island has no combat capability, but its commander nevertheless moves it forward as Huaxia’s first defensive line 200.
• The island prevents an air disaster involving Flight HX7001 and subsequently disappears from public view using concealment 260 261.
• By the later technological era, Huaxia possesses advanced warships and planet-destroying cannons, which Zhou offers to place at Su Mu’s disposal 458.

Key Relationships

• Su Mu — Restores the Dragon Veins, supplies cultivation-world resources, and repeatedly protects the country. His affection for Huaxia becomes especially clear after traveling abroad 44 94 135 461.
• Zhou Jianhua — Coordinates state cooperation with Su Mu, including security, research transfers, teleportation power supplies, and weapons support 94 238 360 458.
• Spirit of the Dragon Vein / Little Dragon Vein — Treats all of Huaxia as its home; serves as an environmental caretaker and supernatural protector 105 459.
• Haotian Realm — Locates Earth through Su Mu’s soul and the Haotian Mirror, creating an invasion threat that draws Huaxia’s defenders into readiness 200.
• Three level-ten civilizations — Form the alliance that drives Huaxia’s interstellar fleet back to Earth before Su Mu destroys their forces 461.

Public Life and Running Jokes

• Repeated Teleportation Array activations become popular “light shows”; citizens celebrate outage announcements rather than treating them solely as disruptions 186 238 393.
• The spokesperson describes the nationwide cloud cover as switching between “day mode” and “night mode.” Netizens expand the joke into an imaginary Huaxia app receiving lake, aerospace, and cultivation upgrades 106 189.
• Officials publicly deny that a persistent lightning field is a weather weapon, explaining it instead as a means of restoring ozone and producing nitrogen fertilizer 244.
• Meteor interception and the Floating Island’s protection contribute to rising immigration, with observers citing the security Huaxia offers its residents 192.

Notable Quotes

“This is the Floating Island. Flight HX7001, we’ve come to take you home.”
— Floating Island commander, recalled by the flight’s captain 261

“Remember, establish absolute trust with Penglai. He is the key to Huaxia’s future glory.”
— A senior leader instructing Zhou Jianhua 108