National Fate: Unlocking Mechs, Uncle Jiu Refines Corpses to Guard the Nation's Gates

Three people defend the national border. Qin Feng, a mecha enthusiast; Bao'er-jie, a foodie; and a Taoist who draws talismans set out as a team. Other countries are fully equipped, while the Dragon Kingdom's lineup looks like a joke.

When the first wave of Night Demons charged, Qin Feng was still wearing his homemade Mark 1 prototype. No one expected the hunk of metal to charge straight into the darkness, fire a missile at point-blank range, then land amid the flames with its feet on a zombie's head. With the first kill secured, every citizen in the country suddenly gained sixty days of life. Even more unbelievably, a second mecha unlocked right after it, and this one could fly.

Bao'er-jie hefted her shovel and cried that she was hungry, while Uncle Jiu carried talismans and wanted to refine corpses. Qin Feng flew out of the mist and killed six pig-headed men on his own, seizing an entire freshwater stream. In an instant, a great river appeared within the Dragon Kingdom, leaving several neighboring countries so jealous they cursed all night.

The countdown to the next round has begun. While others stockpile bullets, they roast meat; while others build barricades, they construct automatic walls. Qin Feng stares at his new red-and-yellow armor, its palm cannon fully charged. The weirder the teammates, the faster the victory. As long as these three stick together, no number of monsters will be enough to stop them.

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