National Fortune Maze: From the Start, I Turned in the Ancient City of Jingjue

Chen Mo transmigrated to a parallel world where national fate depended on maze design. Chinese culture had suffered a century-long rupture, all records of ancient tombs had been lost, and the only mazes anyone could build were shoddy haunted houses. The nation’s fate was on the verge of hitting zero, with the destruction of the country looming overhead. Yet as a novice maze designer, Chen Mo had the complete Illustrated Guide to Chinese Ancient Tombs imprinted in his mind. When the Great Wo Kingdom boasted that it would bring Chinese civilization to an end, Chen Mo activated the National Fate Maze System and boldly recreated the lost forbidden region of the Western Regions: the City of Jue! The depths of the ghost cave swallowed explorers, the corpse-scented konjac bloomed with deadly illusions, and the terrifying apparition of the Queen of Jue descended! As the whole world erupted in an uproar, Chen Mo’s illustrated guide quietly turned a page: “The mercury rivers of Qin Shi Huang’s mausoleum, the corpse-controlling sorcery and human puppets of Yunnan’s Worm Valley, the candle-dragon beneath the Bronze Sacred Tree... China has no ancient tombs? From this day on, every inch of tomb soil shall be a cornerstone of our nation’s defense!”