[Base building, lordly homesteading, absolute loyalty, factional power struggles, large-scale wars, all-female troops]
While playing a game, Lu Guan transmigrates into its world and becomes a lord.
With nothing to his name, he awakens a unique talent: [Authority Over the Myriad Worlds].
It allows Lu Guan to summon an unlimited number of troops and heroes from the Myriad Worlds.
But he soon discovers that this talent seems a little off: every troop he summons is female.
So Lu Guan has no choice but to embark on a happy journey, building a nation from scratch alongside his female subordinates.
Many days later, when the players arrive, a tyrant named Lu Guan rules supreme.
They stare in horror. Why is this game nothing like the one they were told about?
The writing is really good. The war is about to happen, and the strongest subordinates are sent to other places, causing the subordinates to die, and the potential is burned. It's awesome! I was a little angry that day, and I didn't write it very clearly. As a result, some of his subordinates died trying to protect the protagonist, sometimes the protagonist was sent out by himself to die, and some burned their potential and rushed back to protect the protagonist! The strongest one hasn't come back yet, maybe he doesn't know yet!