Sent to the Frontier, I Exploited Players to Become Stronger

Rhodes traveled through the magical world of swords and magic, and was assigned to the border city of Amherst due to the defeat in the war. Orcs, undead, elves, dragons... All forces are intertwined here, which is extremely dangerous. But because he has obtained the Book of Planner system, he can recruit Blue Star players and every time a player dies, Rhodes' strength will become stronger... Rhodes realized, to put it bluntly, didn't he deliberately let the players die? Border Cities: First version of Amsterdam code changes announced. 1. The citizens in the city must pay the breathing tax, and those who do not breathe must pay the existence tax; 2. Amster will not provide food for the citizens, and the citizens in the territory are asked to find food on their own. If they starve to death in the process, Lord Rhodes will not be responsible for it; 3. There is no existence in the city In the guard army, so when the enemy invades, the citizens are asked to find ways to protect the city; 4. Fighting is allowed in the city, but both parties need to agree and sign a life and death letter, both superior and inferior, and life and death; 5. Everything in the city, including the citizens, belongs to the great Lord Rhodes; This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.