Transmigrated to another world, with his territory reduced to ruins? Don't panic. This lord commands a million tireless players!
Programmer Lin En dies from overwork and transmigrates as an exiled noble in the continent of Azelan. His territory is barren, powerful enemies covet it, and things are hellish from the start.
In his darkest hour, he activates a mysterious core that can connect to Earth's game servers. What a perfect start!
"Azelan Epic is now in global open beta! A 100% real otherworld, free to explore, with limitless possibilities!" Lin En turns his desperate situation into a hit online game.
And then the whole scene changes:
The construction fanatics: City walls raised in three days, a magic cannon built by hand in seven? Just keep grinding!
The absurdly lucky: Finding mithril ore while out for a walk, fishing up divine artifacts? Standard stuff, don't make a fuss!
The battle maniacs: Charge an army of orcs on an exploding sheep? Died? Meet up at the respawn point!
Lin En stays comfortably behind the scenes, complaining to himself as he hands out quests like crazy: "Double rewards for hauling bricks! Epic gear for taking down bosses! Explore ruins to uncover divine offices!"
The greedy count is dumbfounded. Why aren't his subjects afraid of dying? How did their city rise overnight?
From a ruined town to an iron fortress, from an exiled noble to the Lord of Calamities! The players' outrageous antics overturn the rules of the otherworld.
Until the abyss opens and an undead calamity sweeps across the continent...
Lin En looks at his million-player army, all raring to go, and grins:
"The new expansion, Save the World, is live! Objective: smash the undead calamity! Remember..."
"You are the Fourth Calamity! And my greatest trump card is my leek... ahem, my players, who can respawn!"
[Hilarious kingdom-building + passionate power struggles + behind-the-scenes mastermind. See how a scheming GM handles a million chaotic players and turns the otherworld upside down!]
This writing is not good, the first chapter doesn't explain anything, so I just call people over, and then collect all the core aspects later, just like the vernacular, and the players are all like tool people, they call 666 Lord awesome at all times, what the hell?
Good…,,