Wang Kai was falsely accused of being a pervert on the subway, bullied at work, and faced the prospect of being fired. Just as he was lamenting the unfairness of fate, a King Game app suddenly appeared on his phone, turning his life upside down.
In the real world, Wang Kai was still a rookie at a game company. But in the dream world, he became the ruler of a nation. During the day, his beautiful boss and female colleagues turned into servants who obeyed his every command, and the dream was gradually beginning to affect reality. Wang Kai was steadily climbing to the pinnacle of life...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Game of Kings seems to be a notebook
I don't understand. How can this situation be so satisfying? You hate him, take revenge! Can. But for the sake of reality, we have to capture him?! Too bad. It's better to kill him directly. The protagonist can die. Can't they die?
This book is okay, why is no one reading it?
A king (village chief) can't manage finances? A person who manages finances can use money privately without reporting it to his superiors. After using it, he should tell his superiors that yes, the money is for me, but you can't do anything about it. This is too useless. I'm really speechless. I don't care if your gambit is outrageous, but is your plot setting a bit too NT?
I made a mistake. I was talking about the financial officer Ulan.
I feel like I owe 10 billion gold coins at the beginning. I feel so unhappy. Is this girl Jessi here to trick the male protagonist?
Isn't Game of Kings a novel?
How to say it? The protagonist has no IQ like Ben