[Western Fantasy DND + Lovecraftian Horror + Political Intrigue + Farming + Feel-Good Power Fantasy]
Ling Xiaofeng, the last cultivator in an age when Earth’s spiritual energy had run dry, is forced to transmigrate to the continent of Elandia because of a family heirloom jade pendant, crash-landing right in the middle of a battlefield between two armies.
He discovers that he was summoned by magic by the princess of the besieged side.
The ecology of this otherworld is different, so how can he refine pills without rare natural treasures? Wait, what about alchemy? By combining pill refinement with alchemy, I’ll become the deadliest drug maker in this otherworld! Drug-fueled army, charge!
A merchant guild has monopolized the kingdom’s trade, and tax revenue has plummeted? You uncivilized natives have never seen the evils of financial capitalism.
Who has the strongest private army on the continent? With improved ancient martial arts, I’ll create this otherworld’s special forces.
What is the truth behind the ancient era? Where did the gods go? Will those maddening whispers return to the continent?
The thousand-year-old secrets of the Kingdom of Saren, the intrigues between nobles and royalty, the struggle between religious and royal authority, and even the dark secrets of the entire continent all await him, ready to be uncovered one by one.
I was wondering, if the mage who summoned the protagonist at the beginning had been injured and retreated, and the general on the other side was a beautiful woman, would the protagonist have killed the one who summoned him...? In short, the setting of "too much spiritual energy causing the body to burst" during the time travel is meaningless; on the contrary, I was quite taken aback when I saw the protagonist make his choice...