National Fortune Sky Screen: My Rundown Leaves the World Reeling

China has no gods, so it must come last.

Three days after the Eagle Nation's representative said those words, he was on his knees in the sky-screen arena.

The sky screen descended, binding the fates of 193 nations. The losers would see their countries destroyed.

Lin Mo, a third-year history student, awakened a civilization showcase System. He was the only person in the world who could actively illuminate the sky screen.

The first figure he showcased was Huo Qubing.

At seventeen, with eight hundred cavalry, he rode two thousand li into the desert, secured a victory at Langjuxu, and watered his horses at the vast sea.

That night, ten billion people were left stunned.

The second showcase was Yue Fei. The third was the Tang dynasty's Mo Dao.

Every time the sky screen was stunned, China gained something new: room-temperature superconductors, controlled nuclear fusion, martial arts legacies, starship blueprints.

Later, the Eagle Nation panicked and joined forces with Sakura and the Ganges. Three countries came after him at once.

Standing alone in the arena, he pulled up his hoodie and asked:

Are all three of you coming at me together, or one at a time?

In that battle, he split open with a single slash what the sky screen had judged unbreakable.

After showcasing five thousand years of history, he would move on to the Myriad Worlds. This time, China wouldn't be left trailing behind.

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