National Fate: China's History Has a Gap, and from the Start I Summon a Killer

The fate of the nation descends, history has been severed, and Huaxia is in peril!

Blue Star undergoes a sudden transformation. The light of Heaven's Way blankets the globe, and every nation randomly selects a champion to enter the Arena of Myriad Worlds. The victors seize national fortune; the defeated are erased by natural disasters.

But a cultural catastrophe a century ago left Huaxia's ancient books almost entirely burned, severing its history. In textbooks, Bai Qi is "possibly fictional," Zheng He "may never have existed," and even Qin Shi Huang survives only in scattered fragments.

When the Lighthouse Nation draws a champion warrior, the Sakura Nation a sword saint, and Northern Europe a god of thunder, Huaxia draws a high school student: Li Xiang.

The internet erupts in despair. Nations around the world mock them.

Fujita Ichiro of the Sakura Nation sneers with his sword in hand: "A people who can't even preserve their own history have no right to speak of national fortune."

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