National Fate: I Signed In with Confucius, Then Rebuked Bai Yue Kui from the Start

The Myriad Stars Holy War, held once every ten thousand years, is about to begin.

Two Fate-Bearers from each country are bound to their nation's destiny. On the outer battlefield, they must seek out the capital, defend the city, recruit troops, compete for selection, and fight in the Holy War!

Kong He signs in and fuses with the template of the Sage Confucius.

His national destiny enhancement gives him a sharp tongue, and from the start he lashes out at his teammate, Bai Yuekui.

Kong: You're not that old, so why did you dye your hair white?

Kong: You can't write poems or lyrics, but you carry a long blade and act like a poet?

Kong: Yuekui, did you somehow slip through the cracks of nine years of compulsory education?

Bai: …

A rune mantis appears, and Kong He turns and runs.

Bai: Why are you running?

Kong: Your hair is short, but your horizons are even shorter!

Kong: I'm running to create an opening for you! So you can focus on fighting!

Bai: …

A flying ghost loach attacks, and Kong He takes four strides.

First stride, winds rise and clouds gather.

Second stride, the Star of Literature stirs.

Third stride, thunder roars with a holy resonance.

Fourth stride, a sword is summoned as a poem is composed.

An ancient sword of literary talent sweeps across the world!

With the talent of a Sage, Kong Rong reopens the Confucian path across all realms!

The white-robed master sweeps across the myriad stars!

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