Light Nation Luck: Starting with Tiga, How Can You Compete?

In this parallel universe, the Neon Nation has actually obtained a National Destiny Plunder System, which forcibly selects the Dragon Nation as its opponent and binds them together.

At regular intervals, both sides send out a team of fighters who transform into characters from the Light and Dark factions and battle for supremacy. The more they know about the character they have transformed into, the more of that character's power they can unlock.

And every victory earns them ten percent of the opposing nation’s resources.

Just as Su Ye wonders how the other side, despite choosing the Dark faction, could have won eight matches in a row, he realizes that every nation in this world knows only the Ultraman of the Showa era. No one has ever heard of Tiga or Noa from the Heisei era onward.

As the ninth National Destiny battle begins, the Neon Nation is first to unleash the ancient kaiju Golza the King, a creature that had won every previous match.

Just as everyone thinks the Dragon Nation is doomed, the corners of Su Ye's mouth turn up slightly. A mysterious light then shines across the National Destiny battlefield.

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