National Fate: Horror Game, From the Start I Play Jue Ge

On Blue Star, a red moon rises, and the entire world is plunged into terror.

Living things begin to mutate. The sewers may have become nests for mutated creatures.

Above the clouds, a pair of scarlet eyes seem to watch everything.

Deep beneath the sea, strange songs echo, driving listeners mad.

With humanity's current strength, resistance is nearly impossible.

Just then, a live broadcast tied to the fate of nations begins. It is humanity's last hope.

"Three Days," the chosen representative of the Dragon Kingdom, enters the horror game.

Bound to the Acting System, Three Days plays the role of Jue Ge from the start.

And so, Three Days becomes a bug in the horror game.

"Does this guy even feel fear?"

"Can a human really have observation and analytical skills like that?"

"He's laughing maniacally! Which side is the monster here?"

Three Days merely gives a disdainful chuckle.

"I smile as I watch the vast sea shatter beneath a thousand armies, then plot the world's fate and reckon with cause and effect. Fearless and unafraid, I take life and death lightly. Neither ghost nor god, I am a demon gone mad."

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