Bound to National Fate: A Bookish Scholar from the Start

The National Destiny Battlefield opens, and every country on Blue Star randomly selects one chosen person to enter another world.

Each chosen person receives a city and must venture into forbidden lands to gather resources, reinforce the city's defenses, and fend off attacks from ferocious beasts.

If they successfully hold out, their country will receive a boost to certain attributes.

But failure means utter destruction.

Yet Xu Mo, chosen to represent the Dragon Nation, is nothing more than a frail scholar?

The Dragon Nation's ** is plunged into despair.

Fortunately, he awakens the God-Tier Literary Master System and gains the ability to fight using the power of his writing.

Beneath the city walls, Xu Mo recites, “Pile earth into mountains, and wind and rain will rise,” and a towering mountain shoots up from the ground, keeping the monsters beyond the walls.

In a secret realm, Xu Mo recites, “The hall is drunk with flowers and three thousand guests; one sword's frost chills fourteen provinces.” He strikes with his sword, freezing a thousand miles of desert.

Xu Mo: “A scholar should be able to shake Heaven and Earth with a single sentence, and settle the world with a single word.”

Other countries: “You call that a scholar???”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.