National Destiny: From the Start, I Summoned China's Gods and Demons for the World to Watch

The National Destiny Forbidden Zone opens, and contestants from 197 countries around the world livestream their fight for survival.

The Lighthouse Nation's contestant awakens the power of the God of Thunder, the Sakura Nation summons the Eight-Headed Serpent, and the Asura Nation's contestant claims to be an incarnation of Brahma.

China's contestant, Qin Hao, is an archaeology student rated F-minus, ranked dead last in the world.

The Sakura Nation mocks him: "China? A land abandoned by the gods." The Lighthouse Nation sneers: "We'll crush him next round."

What they don't know is this:

In the forbidden zone, China's gods and demons are not suppressed by the Heavenly Dao.

When an F-rank wolf pack comes snarling, Qin Hao summons Black and White Impermanence to hook the Wolf King's soul.

When a D-rank ruin opens, Qin Hao summons Nezha, who spears the Eight-Headed Serpent.

When an S-rank beast tide erupts, Qin Hao summons Sun Wukong, whose one hundred thousand clones sweep the battlefield.

The global comments go from calling China useless to calling China their father.

In China, spiritual qi revival begins, every illness is cured, and the people worship him.

Qin Hao stands above the Heavenly Dao, looking down on all races:

China has no gods?

All of China is divine.

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

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