You want me to play the Foehn wind? Are you kidding me?

Fang Xing's arms hung at his sides, his fingers trembling slightly.

He watched Lu Feng fall from the sky, watched the knife in his hand disappear, watched the bandages behind him fall, and his mind went blank.

Starship.

That man cleaved a starship in two with a single stroke.

Then the blade of light didn't stop; it flew off the planet and shattered it.

A planet with a diameter of several hundred kilometers.

Fang Xing opened his mouth, wanting to speak.

His lips moved, and a muffled sound came from his throat, like fingernails scratching a blackboard.

Then he shut his mouth and gave up.

Sometimes, it's best to stay silent.

Han Ya leaned on Fang Xing's shoulder. The wound on her shoulder had stopped bleeding, but her face was paler than before.

That blade of light, that starship cut in two, and that planet cleaved in two.

Her lips were trembling.

She wanted to say it was impossible, but her eyes told her it was true.

She wanted to say it was an illusion, but her ears told her that the roar of the starship crashing was real.

……

In the live stream room of the Dragon Kingdom on Blue Star, the barrage of comments started appearing again.

But this time, the content of the bullet comments was completely different from before.

It's not "holy crap," it's not "awesome."

It was more like a near-madness, a kind of incredulous roar, like the kind of scream one gets after being choked and finally being able to breathe.

"...That asteroid...did you see that asteroid?!"

"I saw it. I saw it clearly... that meteorite was cut in half by the blade of light unleashed by the scorching wind."

"An asteroid!!! He cleaved an asteroid in two!!!"

"A single blade of light, just one strike... He cleaved a starship in two, and then he cleaved an asteroid in two as well."

"Did you hear what he just said? 'With nothingness as its bones, with white flames as its blade, everything in its path is reduced to ashes.' That wasn't just a line; he was declaring it!"

"Isn't his combat power a bit too outrageous? Even Elder Li couldn't match it..."

"Who is he...who exactly is he...someone who can split an asteroid in two...why is he the chosen one of the Dragon Kingdom?"

"Damn it! The national destiny game is so biased!"

In the end, it wasn't written in Chinese, but in Japanese, and then the system automatically translated it into Chinese.

After this comment appeared, even more foreign comments flooded into the Chinese live stream.

It wasn't sarcasm, data analysis, or tactical discussion; instead, it was a uniform chorus of voices, tinged with a sense of powerlessness, bordering on accusation.

"This is unfair! Why did the Dragon Kingdom have to draw such a chosen one?"

"Our nation's chosen ones are still locked in a fierce battle with the Buli people... Are the Dragon Kingdom's chosen ones cleaving asteroids?"

"Is there a bug in the national destiny game? How could something of this caliber be assigned to a country?"

"This isn't a game about national destiny, it's a game about the Dragon Kingdom..."

"I protest! This is unfair!"

In the live broadcast room of the Japanese Empire, the host watched the scene on the big screen where Lu Feng cleaved the starship in two with a single slash, and remained silent for a full ten seconds.

He then turned to the camera, his voice sounding somewhat hoarse.

"Our nation's chosen ones are currently in a standoff with a group of ten Bu Li people. Our mid-stage seventh-tier chosen ones say... we need to proceed with caution."

The South Korean host fell silent.

He didn't know what to say.

Saying, "Our chosen ones work very hard too?"

Is hard work worthwhile?

Is it true that "a game of national destiny will balance the power of various countries"?

Where is the balance?

The Dragon Kingdom already has a being capable of splitting planets, while they are still locked in a fierce battle with the Bu Li people's grunts.

In the Dragon Kingdom's live broadcast room, Bingbing finally found her voice again.

She took a deep breath, gripped the microphone, her voice trembling slightly, but she tried to keep it steady.

"Dear viewers... our chosen one, Fenfeng, has successfully shot down Buliren's starship. Currently... there are no new threats."

She paused for a moment, glancing at the asteroid remnant slowly separating in space on the big screen.

……

It was only at this moment that Lu Feng saw the messages about the system and the national destiny game.

[Destroying a medium-sized nest of the Bu Li Ren increases role-playing ability by 1%]

[Slice open an asteroid +3% performance bonus]

……

[Congratulations to the Chosen One of the Dragon Kingdom for completing the hidden mission: Destroy the medium-sized nest of the Bu Li people]

[Reward: 1000 billion high-grade spirit stones; simplification of all cultivation techniques nationwide.]

[Congratulations to the Chosen One of the Dragon Kingdom for completing the special hidden mission: Destroy the asteroid]

[Rewards: Success rate of awakening S-rank talents increased by 10%, spiritual energy concentration increased by 10%, unconditional breakthrough of a major realm for those below rank 5, World Upgrade Fragment x1]

Lu Feng had no concept of or interest in these things like 1000 billion spirit stones or a 10% increase in spiritual energy concentration.

He's only focused on his performance right now.

Looking at the system prompt, he couldn't help but mutter to himself.

"I was right after all. The system's statement about 'only once' was too narrow in scope."

"This time, slicing open an asteroid added 3%, destroying a medium-sized nest added another 1%..."

"If... I were to destroy another planet, would the percentage increase by another 3%?"

[Only once]

Lu Feng stared speechlessly at the message that suddenly popped up from the system, cursing inwardly.

"You stupid system, I believe you, I'm your father."

The system flashed briefly, then fell silent.

"You little brat."

Just as Lu Feng was feeling smug, he heard a heavy thud coming from the Bu Liren starship.

Lu Feng looked over.

Huh? What is that?

Take a closer look.

It was that father who left the nest.

Lu Feng wondered, how did he survive?

Lu Feng thought for a moment...

I don't know. Never mind, should I go ask?

Lu Feng walked towards the nest father.

Standing before him, Lu Feng looked down at him.

The father of the human nest struggled to raise his head, looking in horror at Lu Feng's face shrouded in a white halo.

He spoke, trembling.

"My...My Lord...please spare me..."

Lu Feng didn't speak, he just stared at him.

And this Bu Liren Chaofu seemed to understand Lu Feng's expression.

He lowered his head, his voice trembling.

"I...I abandoned them..."

"I knew... with your strength, we couldn't escape... so when the starship took off... I... I jumped out and started running in the opposite direction from you."

She choked up a little after she finished speaking.

"But... I just didn't expect... when the starship crashed... it just... just happened to hit me..."

Lu Feng was immediately impressed.

This guy is really lucky; he managed to get hit by that.

"Please, Your Majesty, as the envoy, please release me!"

Seeing him like this, Lu Feng sighed inwardly.

Turn around.

Then an attack landed on the Nest Father.

The father of the nest died instantly.

[Killing the Nest Father increases performance rating by 1%]

Lu Feng raised an eyebrow.

Wow, what a pleasant surprise!

If repeatedly killing different creatures or wiping out someone's entire family increases your role-playing score...

[Once your role-playing score reaches 50%, killing mobs will no longer increase your role-playing score.]

Lu Feng sighed inwardly when he heard the system say that.

"Oh, okay then. At least we can quickly get 50% of the role-playing progress."