Transmigrated as a Debtor Lord, I Turned My Domain into an Empire

He transmigrates into the role of a lord, starting with a rundown manor and three bonus gifts: a hundred hungry peasants, a ledger of debts enough to bury him, and a greedy neighbor who wants to swallow him whole. The medieval locals ask, "My lord, which god should we worship?" Roland replies, "Worship me. I'll teach you how to farm, build roads, and do business." While others are still drawing swords over a patch of wasteland, he's already turned his manor into the economic center of the Northern Frontier. The nobles call him a swindler, the knights respect his abilities, and his creditors beg him to go easy on them. But the women around this lord are more trouble than the last: the stewardess keeps the books, the merchant's daughter reads people, and a female knight challenges him to a duel every day.

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