Anime Crossover: Paradox System, Recruit Shipgirls and Build a Dimensional Empire

In the year 2260, humanity is extinct, and Earth is nothing but wasteland. Lu Chen transmigrates into this world, starting from the Stone Age with a territory of just sixty square meters. His situation is so miserable even the System can't bear to watch.

But the Dimensional Civilization System grants him an absurd ability: observe the myriad heavens and launch diplomacy or declare war on his neighbors. He opens the world of Azur Lane, where the shipgirls' technology is "practically divine." Then he looks down at the stone axe in his hand and immediately chooses diplomacy!

He contacts Richelieu across the universe and opens with: "How about signing an immigration treaty? You provide the people, I'll give you the entire planet."

The shipgirls pour out of the port: Buli builds high-speed rail, Manjuu hauls nuclear bombs, and Enterprise takes on the Sirens with a beam sword, using them as a testing ground.

Paradox war-crime fanatics rejoice: start in the Stone Age, recruit shipgirls as citizens, climb the Gundam tech tree, and build a dimensional empire. The demon king Muzan next door is driven to despair by all the attention, while Purifier is constantly subjected to all kinds of antics.

"Declare war? Not so fast. Let me farm and ascend first."

From a wooden hut to a super-empire spanning the multiverse, all it takes is one Paradox gamer.

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