National Fate: Playing Jiang Ming, One Man and One Sword Guard the Nation

Less than a year after transmigrating to a parallel world, a game of national destiny suddenly descended. More than a hundred countries around the world each selected a player to take part.

Each player was bound to their country, and any resources they obtained would be manifested in the real world a thousandfold.

Lose in the game, and the real world would suffer severe punishments too: ferocious beasts would run rampant, and natural disasters would strike.

Song Weizhi had been silently playing the part of the genius of Mount Shu, Jiang Ming, for a year. Frustrated that he couldn't improve his progress, he was unexpectedly chosen as one of the lucky players to represent the Dragon Kingdom.

When people saw that the lucky player bound to the Dragon Kingdom's fate was an unknown Taoist priest, they were dumbfounded.

"Monsters are attacking the city! The Americans next door are already spraying fire with their Gatling guns, and you're still standing there staring?"

"The British have even brought out their anti-tank guns, and you're just waiting to die?"

"It's over. Song Weizhi's scared stiff. We're doomed."

As the monsters reached the city walls, Song Weizhi opened his eyes and raised a hand, unleashing the Sword-Controlling Technique. Sword energy swept everywhere, swordlight filled the sky, and every monster fell.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.