The Suluk Empire

[Otherworldly continent, founding a nation, classic Western fantasy, conquest and farming, hardcore warfare, no System, multiple races, magic and martial arts] (What I’m proudest of is the war on two fronts in Volume Two, and the battles from the Battle of Yorkburg to the siege warfare in Volume Four, where magic and tactics intertwine.)

An epic fantasy war story in which two transmigrators, separated by a thousand years, work in perfect accord to fulfill their mission. Ten thousand years ago, the highly advanced civilization of the giants destroyed itself in a global war. The surviving super AI came to be worshipped as a god, while the newly risen intelligent races, including elves, dwarves, humans, and beastfolk, rebuilt their kingdoms. The monarch rules by divine right, slaves are bound to the nobility, and brutal exploitation goes hand in hand with unbreakable class barriers.

As the age of great upheaval dawns in the Fifth Era, watch the reborn protagonist lead his kingdom to rise from the wilderness. With no supernatural cheat to rely on, he builds impregnable defenses with the people’s support and breaks old institutions with new reforms. A spark spreads into a wildfire as he and the heroes of other nations wage war, overturning the age of slavery.

Volume One follows the protagonist’s growth. Volume Two sees war break out on both the eastern and western fronts. Volume Three follows his academy years, where he meets companions and uncovers the goal of a predecessor who transmigrated before him. Volume Four depicts a great war across the Continent of Light, where the combination of magic and tactics brings sweeping change.