Global Lord: I Can Turn My Gaming Experience Into Cash

Xie Sanliang used to work in game operations, and was also an avid reader of old web novels. One day, he woke up to find himself tossed into the vast world of lords from a myriad of races.

While everyone else was panicking, he checked the menus first: the altar was a gacha pool, spirit veins were resource fields, and the public chat was a spectacular disaster unfolding in real time. On the first day after launch, someone was fined for trading in private, someone who organized a group was exiled, and someone was cursing at a gray slime. He quietly drew an orange card, then headed straight for the auction house.

"Everyone's a newbie? Nobody knows the going prices? Nobody reads the rules?"

This wasn't survival. It was arbitrage through an information advantage.

While others were still fretting over their next meal, he had already made his first fortune by buying and reselling goods. While others were getting punished by the System for forming factions, he used his knowledge of game design, his knack for numbers, and his ability to spot bargains just by reading item descriptions to carve out a place for himself in the auction house.

But Xie Sanliang never expected that this world's rules would be far more complex than any game he'd ever played. And the man in the public chat who only ever sent a period was becoming the biggest mystery on the entire server.

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