National Fate: I Start with a Haunted House and Can See Hints

Synopsis: [Patriotic + System + One female lead + Courage and strategy + Brotherly bonds + Passionate + Superpowers + Cultivation + Immortality cultivation + Soldiers + Serving the nation…]

A global survival game tied to national fortunes has arrived. Once people turn eighteen, they are all dragged into various instances to survive the supernatural, the desert, trains, extreme cold, and more. The entire world can watch through livestreams, and the rewards and punishments are linked to each nation’s fortunes.

The protagonist, Zhao Jun, used to be a food-delivery worker on Earth. A car accident caused him to transmigrate to this world, where he became a citizen of the Dragon Kingdom. The Dragon Kingdom’s national fortune now stands at 25 percent. Anything below 60 percent is considered dangerous, and supernatural phenomena and instances will keep appearing across the country. If it drops to 10 percent, the nation’s destruction will be close at hand.

The Dragon Kingdom is beset by internal and external threats. Other nations lie in wait outside, hoping to swallow it up, while dangerous instances keep spilling into reality from within: supernatural entities, natural disasters, human calamities…

Against this backdrop, Zhao Jun is taking part in a survival instance called “Haunted House.” Relying on his golden finger, [the ability to see hidden hints], he rises step by step, eventually leading the entire Dragon Kingdom to prosperity, becoming a national hero and humanity’s savior.