Lord of the Domain

An ordinary high school student in a high-martial world accidentally binds himself to the low-key Myriad Domains System.

How will he survive in a world where even an ordinary Martial Apprentice needs a punch force of 1 million jin, or 500 tons, to break through to the next realm?

Through exploration and research, he discovers that while his System has a low-key name, its power makes it a top dog among Systems.

In this world, some Martial Apprentices even challenge their limits, needing a terrifying punch force of 100 million jin, or 50,000 tons, to break through!

What excites him even more is that his System is even more impressive: it can multiply that figure by 1,296, meaning he needs a punch force of 129.6 billion jin to break through.

And that's not even the best part. Most amazing of all, he can use domain abilities that surpass those of this world. He feels invincible.

But little by little, he discovers that his cultivation advances very slowly, and he can't take pills to speed up his progress like other martial artists.

Of course, this has its advantages too: the stronger his foundation becomes, the wider the gap between him and everyone else.

Once he calms down, he realizes that being invincible is actually pretty boring. He starts a business, wins over an alien princess, explores all kinds of secret realms with his companions, and studies cultivation systems from other worlds.

In the card system, he creates pretty maids like angels, Flame Maidens, and mermaids.

In the faith system, he pulls the strings from behind the scenes and leads his followers in battles across the myriad heavens.

The novel includes numerical stats to help readers understand the characters' power levels. Many of the numbers may look huge, but in the novel's accompanying stat system, they're only the beginning.