My pals and I (a total of five of us) were on a world we had been playing on together for a few days. We had all been disconnected a few times while playing due to some spotty connection, but otherwise, everything worked just fine. After a few hours of playing yesterday, suddenly everyone was disconnected and the message displayed on my screen read, "The world has been corrupted. Please report this at bugs.mojang.com." I restarted the game and tried getting on the world a few more times but it would continue to display that message. There were no mods or anything special like that, just a plain, ol' randomly generated minecraft world. I have no clue as to how to recreate the scenario that may have caused this, so i apologize.
here is the OneDrive link !! https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArxdPLB5CNaGaYEciCPDBMOtPM4
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Did it happen while you were roaming around and are you able to reopen the world and it goes back to the last save but then corrupts again. If so I believe i have the same problem. Have you turned on the storage sense function in windows 10 settings and opened the world while it is on cause I did and I think that may be the reason it corrupts. I turned it off and it fixed it for a bit but its back now so im not 100 percent sure it is the reason. Other than that ive got nothing on how to fix it permanently, sorry.
If you have a copy of the world available, you might like to upload a copy of it for investigation.
On Windows 10 you can use the Export world feature.
On Android or iOS you need to use a file explorer to navigate to Device storage > games > com.mojang > minecraftWorlds
On Xbox or Switch the only way is to upload it to a Realm, and then download the world on Windows 10 or Android/iOS.
If the world is larger than 10MB you can upload the world to OneDrive or a similar file sharing site, and then share the link.