The global battle for national destiny begins. Each country randomly obtains a sacred object, which binds the lives of all citizens.
Sakura Kingdom drew the Amancongyun Sword, Lighthouse Kingdom got Thor's Hammer, and Northern Europe got the Eternal Spear.
It's the turn of the Dragon Kingdom - a shabby ancient animal skin scroll and a rusty bronze Sinan.
Amid laughter from the global audience, Chen Qi turned to the first page of the ancient scroll: Xiang Liu, a nine-headed snake-bodied monster, was attacking, and other countries could not injure it even with all their thermal weapons. Chen Qi followed the book and rushed to a mound with hundreds of people - "Dig! Bury it with soil!"
Xiang Liu turned into a rocky mountain, and the world's barrage was instantly flooded with one sentence: "I beg the father of the Dragon Kingdom to sell some dirt."
It's not that we're lucky.
It was our ancestors who wrote all the rules of survival in the "Book of Mountains and Seas".
Nine-tailed fox? It is necessary to braid it with thatch, bend down and salute to "please". Mouthless sheep? You can't kill them, you can only eat them according to the rules. The captain of Sakura Kingdom knelt at the gate of the camp and begged for a deal. Chen Qi only exchanged a hundred pieces of food for their artifact: "In this world, rules come first. Whoever has the biggest rules has the final say."
While other countries were still using brute force to fight monsters, Chen Qizheng led the team of the Dragon Kingdom, turning over page after page of "Illustrations of Mountains and Seas" to rebuild the order that belongs to China in this wild land full of gods and demons.
