Arthur transmigrated.
Faced with the backward productivity and ignorant commoners of the Middle Ages, he, an engineering graduate, resolved to secure a steady job serving the Church and become a clergyman.
He would remain noble in spirit, and be objective and calm in the face of adversity.
He would follow the laws of the universe and learn from nature’s revelations.
He would take no wife, claim no land, father no children, wear no crown, and seek no glory.
All of the above was complete nonsense.
Arthur’s real plan was to infiltrate the Church’s leadership, work his way up to a seventh-rank bishop, and only then consider the finer points of sanctimonious posturing and underhanded scheming.
Unfortunately, things didn’t go as planned.
One monster girl after another appeared by his side, and he simply couldn’t resist.
A pure-hearted succubus, a seductive angel, a ditzy weed girl...
Overwhelmed by temptation, Arthur was forced to change course and declare, “Monster girls are the number-one productive force!” From then on, he lived by the principles of building high walls, stockpiling grain, and delaying his coronation.
