The National Fortune game arrives, broadcast live across the globe.
China has lost three rounds in a row, and its national fate hangs by a thread!
Jiang Che is selected, and the entire internet immediately tears into him: “He sees a ghost and doesn't run? He's actually trying to do business with it? We're doomed!”
Yet while contestants from other countries tremble beneath the claws of vengeful ghosts, Jiang Che grabs the boss, a severed-hand ghost, and opens the [National Hotline], a channel only he can see.
Jiang Che: “Hello? Is this 110? I've got a ghost here. Can we use it for research? I can mail it to you.”
The National Academy of Sciences: “Received! We've developed a spirit-energy glove. We'll send it back to you in the game with free express delivery!”
From then on, the National Fortune game takes a new turn:
When the Eagleland contestant is hunted by vampires, Jiang Che leads China's special forces, armed with spirit-energy miniguns, to turn the tables and recruit Dracula to guard the gate.
When the Sakura Country summons the Yamata no Orochi, a road to the underworld appears behind Jiang Che, and the Ten Kings of Hell emerge together: “What kind of worm dares make a scene before the Dark Lord?”
When an alien civilization arrives in an armada of planet-destroying warships, hoping to crush Earth, they discover that their names have long since been written in China's Book of Life and Death.
Rebuilding Fengdu, restoring the Six Paths: in this universe where gods and demons run rampant, Jiang Che stands above billions of stars, with China's soaring dragon behind him.
“Wherever my gaze falls is Han territory; all life and death return to the underworld!”
(The blurb falls short, so please read the story to see how China, with mortal bodies, stands shoulder to shoulder with the gods and colonizes the stars!)
