[Male duke + otherworldly lord + immersive game + beginner System + Western fantasy setting + main plot + wacky players + serious character setup] A farming story.
Boris accidentally captures a System. Perhaps because it’s a beginner, binding it by contract proves effortless.
The story begins, and the players arrive.
The players say, “Is there anything else that needs doing? Leave it to us, Lord. We can earn loads of gold and exchange it for real-world money. What could be better?”
Other developers aren’t optimistic about the game Lord Summons, figuring the mysterious company behind it must be a sucker.
But many people don’t know that the players are quietly changing.
At the same time, Boris is speeding up his plans.
The fate of the human empire and the many races of the continent will no longer be controlled by the gods.
The sudden power from beyond is like a gift fate has given this world. Every living being will gain true freedom.
It doesn't matter whether the system is greedy for life or afraid of death. Your life is important. It's understandable to lick the male protagonist. The indigenous male protagonist sends knights over with a superior attitude to give the players power. Yes, this fits the character of the male protagonist very well. But, players are just players, and your operation goes against the essence of the game. Players are above the rest and are only subject to the game terms of the system. So he called it the fourth natural disaster. I am not saying this to say that this book is bad, I am just reminding other people who want to read this book that there is such a problem. Friends who accept or like it can enter the trap. If you don't like it and can't accept it, don't click in to make it uncomfortable. Finally, two stars is my rating, which is low due to personal reasons. Not at the level of this book.
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Looks good, come on!