National Fate: Random Marriages, and a Nine-Tailed Fox Begs to Marry Me

A national-destiny matchmaking event randomly descends upon the real world.

Each country randomly selects one adult male to enter a white matchmaking room and consummate his marriage with a woman from one of the myriad races.

But the myriad races don't share the same standards of beauty.

Behind the matchmaking doors are not just bunny girls and elf maidens. Most of the women from the myriad races are downright ugly.

Japan: "Baka! Why did you make our representative marry an octopus woman with eight legs?"

India: "India is the world's largest democratic country. Why do we have to marry a crocodile woman?"

South Korea: "Aish, our country is the greatest in the universe. Why is there a dung beetle woman behind the matchmaking door?"

The United States: "..."

Australia: "..."

Just as every country grumbled angrily about the women from the myriad races they found behind the doors,

a nine-tailed fox woman more beautiful than Daji knelt before Jiang Jiu, the representative of Xia Country. "Master, please marry me. I'll let you experience King Zhou's pleasures!"

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