National Fate Forbidden Zone: I Use China’s Gods to Subdue All Races

The National Fortune Forbidden Zone descends. Participants must choose to play historical or mythical figures associated with given keywords, then enter the Forbidden Zone to explore. The victor's nation prospers, while the loser's resources and territory are plundered a hundredfold. China loses the initiative because much of its history has been lost, leaving it short on resources. Chu Fan transmigrates to this world and enters the Forbidden Zone, carrying his nation's fortune on his shoulders at a moment of life or death. From the start, when choosing among cards such as 【Peerless Grand General】, 【The Gao Liang River Chariot God】, and 【The Ming Dynasty's God of War】, he picks the seemingly weakest one: 【A Frail Taoist Who Heals People with Talisman Water】. His teammates are an ordinary-looking old Taoist who calls himself Uncle Jiu, a sickly middle-aged man carrying an erhu, and a white-haired woman wearing sky-high heels. When this team appears, all of China is plunged into despair. Other nations around the world mock them as the “old, weak, and sick” team. But as soon as the Forbidden Zone exploration begins, Uncle Jiu wields a peachwood sword to drive off spirits and subdue ghosts. The frail middle-aged man with the erhu summons ten thousand swords as if he were a god descending to earth. And Chu Fan's “Talisman-Water Taoist” unleashes a roar from China that echoes across the entire Forbidden Zone. “Heaven is dead; the Yellow Heaven shall rise.” “In the year of Jiazi, all under heaven shall prosper!”