A Pauper from the Start: My Lord Is Poor but Always Has My Back

Lin Chong was a modern-day teacher. After dying, he transmigrated into a minor lord with only ten serfs, and also acquired a sign-in System.

He can sign in once a day, and each sign-in gives him one chance to draw a prize.

The prize draw is like opening a mystery box: it could contain anything.

Sign-in successful. Congratulations, you have received ten hoes.

Lin Chong: ...Ten hoes, no more and no less. Just enough for his serfs to use.

Sign-in successful. Congratulations, you have received ten jin of flour.

Sign-in successful. Congratulations, you have received ten knights.

Sign-in successful. Congratulations, you have received ten fairy-tale books.

Sign-in successful. Congratulations, you have received ten sets of riding clothes.

By signing in again and again, Lin Chong acquires all kinds of food, tools, and weapons.

The population of his city grows from a mere ten to a million. What should he do when someone comes to steal his resources?

"Take them back."

What should he do when someone bullies his citizens?

"Hit them back."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.