National Fate: From the Start, I Had a Pack of Huazi Cigarettes, and the Great Sage Called Me Bro

Blue Star civilization has suffered a rupture, and a forbidden land of gods and demons has descended! Countries randomly select contestants to challenge “mythic instances.” Failure means the destruction of their nation and people! Faced with indescribable, terrifying gods and demons, the world’s top experts tremble in fear, trying to use “science” to explain theology. The Lighthouse Nation: “That winged lightning monster (Lei Zhenzi) must be a higher-dimensional electromagnetic life-form. Put on an insulated suit!” Then he died! The Sakura Nation: “That nine-headed serpent (Xiang Liu) is a biochemically mutated creature. Poison it with nuclear wastewater!” Then it swallowed them! Only Su Mu, the contestant from the Dragon Nation, stares at the screen full of “old acquaintances” and falls into thought. Isn’t that the Great Sage, Heaven’s Equal? And isn’t that Nezha, the Third Prince? And so, everything takes a sudden turn. While contestants from other countries fight desperately to survive inside the instances, Su Mu walks into the boss room carrying two bottles of Erguotou. Su Mu: “Brother Monkey, long time no see! I brought you some local specialties from Flower-Fruit Mountain!” Sun Wukong: “??? Dear brother, what are you doing here?” Viewers around the world: “Has he gone mad? He’s reminiscing with gods and demons? They even swore brotherhood?!”