Warwick, an ordinary "Kingdom Defense" player, traveled through time when he clicked "Upgrade the Royal Shield Defense Tower", and when he opened his eyes, he became the young general of the Warhammer Fortress in the northern border of the Kingdom of Linivia - commanding only fifty troops and only a rusty handful in his hand. The iron sword and the bound "King's Shield Auxiliary System" are even more useless: no attribute bonus, no task reward, only a 10-minute delay to check the status of the territory, and even the loopholes in the city wall require him to squat under the battlements and pick out the number of stone slabs.
At that time, the Warhammer Fortress was already in a precarious state: the cracks in the west corner of the city wall could fit into a fist, the rye bread in the granary was covered with mold, and the morale of the soldiers was so low that they secretly cried when standing guard at night - they did not believe that this "newcomer" who could not even hold a sword steady could guard the "abandoned son of the northern frontier" caught between the undead of the Howling Wasteland and the jackals of the Poisonous Thorn Forest.
Warwick had no choice but to start from the most basic things: learning to mend the city wall with veteran Zhao San, using the "grain and grass consumption table" checked by the system to compete with the quartermaster for half a bag of brown rice, holding a sword in the barracks at night and listening to the soldiers telling the terrifying legend that "the original commander was possessed by a demon". It wasn't until late at night when the barbarians were smashing the city gate with their battering rams that the Shield of the King's badge on his chest suddenly became hot, and the first golden card appeared on his fingertips - the clone of veteran Zhao San held a hammer in front of him and shouldered the fatal ax for him.
This was the first awakening of his "Card Summoning" skill. He was appreciated by the king and sent him to the Elf Kingdom to write his first legend.
I think it's quite interesting