A Hundred Thousand Deathsworn from the Start: I Ascended the Throne as Emperor of Siam

From the start, he goes to Siam in Southeast Asia to investigate a business opportunity, only to be kidnapped and extorted by a local warlord. If he doesn't pay, he'll be killed.

Just then, he activates the Deathsworn System and gets 100,000 deathsworn from the start.

What if he can't afford to support 100,000 deathsworn? Obviously, he has to rob people! Ignoring local law enforcement, he launches an all-out bandit operation.

Siam likes stealing money from people of the Dragon Nation? Then he'll steal their money, too. He won't even spare the King of Thailand, robbing him outright.

Southeast Asia's wealthy all become targets for his robberies. How else is he supposed to support his deathsworn?

As he fights fiercely for resources, the King of Siam is forced to abdicate in favor of a successor.

There is only one king in Southeast Asia: King Chen, me!

Uncle Sam: "Stop robbing people! You've robbed all our rich guys!"

Britain: "Rob whoever you want, but you robbed our princess and ended up becoming our ruler!"

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