Frees transmigrates to another world, bringing along a City Lord System. As a prince of the empire, he is tasked with managing a city.
He develops the city and improves its people's lives, recruits soldiers, and repels enemies.
Although all he wants is to quietly build the most perfect city on the continent, the heroes he summons throw his plans into disarray.
Some of these heroes are cunning and greedy, others honest and simple, and still others arrogant and self-important.
They always seem to complete all kinds of impossible missions.
Frees discovers that these heroes are players from a game in another plane of existence.
A mythological technology corporation, hiding behind the game, is using black hole technology it discovered to turn Frees's city into the game's main hub.
As the city lord, Frees must use his own power to uncover the secrets behind it all...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
As a city lord, I interact too much with players, and talking to female players takes up a lot of the plot. And there are too many pitfalls. And they are all fatal. This book is useless.
I*, what was originally a good story about traveling through another world suddenly turned into an online game.
First Blood, I like this type of novel
What the hell is written in this article? It's redundant and annoying.
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