Although national fate is an aggregation of the destinies of all living beings, it is fundamentally different from an individual's personal destiny.
Personal destiny belongs exclusively to one person and is nearly impossible to take away. Of course, this isn't absolute. An expert deeply versed in the study of fate might be able to tamper with an ordinary person's destiny if they planned meticulously and invested enough time, but it would be useless against a Person of Celestial Fate.
National fate, however, is a single, unified entity. Only a leader recognized by the people can wield it, and the officials serving under them can also receive its protection.
This is why an ordinary person would suffer misfortune if they confronted someone with a great destiny, whereas these officials have no such fear.
Now, after obtaining three-fifths of the national fate, Ji Wuxing discovered that the Xia Federation's national fate seemed to be incomplete.
