Finally Eternal

The Supernatural era descended, the rules changed, mystery arrived, and the world altered.
Countless ruins of civilization emerged, and an abundance of Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures lay at everyone's fingertips.
Radical faction, "This is the best of times, entering a new world, excavating relics, mass evolution!"
Conservative, "This is the worst of times, with countless monsters outside, once you leave the Safe Zone, extinction awaits humanity!"
…
Meanwhile, at a remote ruin, Lu Yuan successfully discovered new treasures and sought after the mysterious wealth, desperately trying to contact his fellow Earthlings.
"Found a communicator, can it get through?"
"Hey, humans—I'm almost becoming a god, and you're still hiding in the Safe Zone?"
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(Original title: "A Thousand Years Ahead of Humanity")
(Also known as "Picking Up Trash in the New World," "Even Wealthier Than All Humans," "One Person Is a Civilization," "Please Call Me the Human Pioneer," "I Am the Strongest Pioneer," and more!)

I became a god by treasure hunting after arriving 500 years early

People were dying to set foot on a solid piece of land again.


After the war with the South Island Civilization, the civilians were left with severe psychological trauma, the horrors of the deep sea, the nameless gray mist, and over fifty years shrouded in ghost fog—all too nightmarish even to think about!


Now that they had glimpsed the vibrant tropical rainforest and the golden beaches, how could they not be thrilled?


They knew that land wasn't necessarily safer than the sea, but urging the government to promptly investigate and designate a tourism zone didn't seem like such a grave error...


Even Lu Yuan, deep down, kind of wanted to take the ladies of his household out for a honeymoon.


Sky City was too small; no matter where you went, you'd run into acquaintances greeting you and talking shop—it was truly annoying!


He too yearned for the pleasures of a world just for two.


Chapter 398: Discovering a Mountain 100,000 Meters High