National Fate: Starting with Arthur on the Moon Versus Arthur in the Official History

This day is memorable because the great being known as the National Fortune Game descended upon this planet, which Ye Xiao considered to be a Lostbelt.

Ye Xiao called it a Lostbelt because this world did not have a Chinese empire that lasted for thousands of years.

The emperor's brother, Zheng, perished on the path to unification, and the concept of great unification did not take root in people's hearts.

The Han people were fragmented, with powerful states emerging one after another. Even the few brief periods of unification were fleeting.

Furthermore, they were constantly fighting amongst themselves, but the Jurchens, who should have risen to power, were wiped out by these infighting states.

This has led to a dramatic change in the world's map; apart from the Americas and Australia, there are almost no countries with a large land area.

Ye Xiao was a transmigrator who had traveled to this world, but after seeing the current state of China, he was not interested in any of the countries, as none of them were the powerful nations he remembered.

So he used his superpower to secretly establish his own kingdom on the moon, deciding to launch a counterattack on Earth one day.

And now, as if timed perfectly without any game, it has officially arrived just as Ye Xiao is about to launch his attack on Earth.

Furthermore, all forms of national force are prohibited; everything must be plundered through the national destiny game.

The rules weren't too difficult to understand, so when the nations of Earth saw the country ranked first in comprehensive national strength, a nation called China, they were completely bewildered.

The protagonist is gender-swapped and becomes a magician whose magic circuits are linked to the entire moon.