In another time and space, a pentagram with five solar systems in parallel in the universe, a traveler met a super AI from another world, and the hurricane began.

Countless mechas were lined up, with warships roaring in the back and a single machine in front of the formation. Yes, this is my mecha army.

This is a lost world, but this world has mechas.

[Survival + Base Building + Natural Disasters + Livestream + No CP]

The luckiest thing that ever happened to An Xia was escaping the mental hospital—only to be chosen for a survival game.

Sure, she started with the worst possible trait: a 0.00001% "non-cultivation physique." Everyone thought she’d be the first to die. But An Xia never gave up. Through sheer effort, she survived the three-day rookie period, shocking everyone, and climbed all the way to the top of the survival rankings.

But that was just the beginning.

In this game, when players die, their home country suffers real-world consequences. Earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, droughts, and blizzards began ravaging Huaxia, throwing the nation into chaos.

And while others scrambled, An Xia—who had always quietly worked behind the scenes—crafted battle armor from exotic beast shells. Impressed, the game system made a global announcement:

“Huaxia has been granted: 10 A-rank Submarines! 10 A-rank Flood-Rescue Warships! 3 S-rank Protective Armors! 1 B-rank Humanoid Mecha!”

Everyone watched in stunned silence as these never-before-seen creations materialized. Then they watched in stunned silence again as An Xia built an entire post-apocalyptic iron fortress—her own steel kingdom—from scratch.

The heavens shone brightly, and the era of the gods' rule came to an end. Without the gods' protection, humanity, faced with a great crisis, dug up the gods' tombs, turned over their bones, and stripped them of their clothing. Using the gods' burial objects, they eventually built their own civilization. But as greed grew, the day of judgment would eventually arrive. Humanity would ultimately be destroyed by the fire of its own greed.