Western Fantasy: Summon Players at the Beginning and Push the Gods Across the Board

The fourth day of disaster infrastructure is hilarious and unethical Su Ge traveled through the Western fantasy world and became the poorest count in the wilderness. The territory is desolate, surrounded by foreigners, and even the lord next door wants to steal his only iron pot. Fortunately, Su Ge's awakening supreme planning system can actually summon players and package himself as the only GM in another world! Since then, mainland painting style has completely collapsed: Goblin Priest: "Please, if they don't kill me, they insist on arresting me to move bricks, and they call this 996 blessings!" The leader of the wild boars: "While being beaten, these lunatics asked me if I could reveal my underwear?" The aloof princess: "Suge, why are your subjects shouting 'for experience' and wanting to roast my unicorn?" Facing the wrath of the gods, Su Ge pointed at the millions of players behind him whose eyes were glowing green, and smiled calmly: "They don't believe in gods, they only believe in planning." Su Ge: "Players, look, that God of War will drop legendary costumes! Charge!" Player: "Damn it! Planner, look at me! Brothers, come on, let the God of War know what the fourth natural disaster is!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.