After transmigrating into the body of Roland, son of an imperial duke, he was framed and exiled to the empire’s filthiest wasteland: Dung Canal Town. In this desperate place, plagued by disease and overrun with bandits, he unexpectedly activated the Dung Sea System. Excrement was power, and filth could be turned into gold!
He began by renovating every toilet in town, then organized the collection of all its waste and traded it for composting technology. Soon, golden waves of wheat were rising from the barren soil. He won over a genius female knight who had been ostracized and formed a ridiculous fighting force called the Dungfork Knights. Using the manure trade as his weapon, he defeated one enemy after another amid everyone’s ridicule and contempt.
But when the biogas produced from excrement lit up the city at night, the rulers of the old world finally grew afraid. A million-strong coalition of the empire and the church vowed to wipe him out, only to be crushed by his iron legions and biogas-punk technology.
This was no longer a simple struggle for supremacy. When Roland finally smashed the idols, he did not proclaim the birth of yet another empire, but the dawn of an entirely new era of civilization. From lord of dung to emperor of civilization, his legendary path was carved with a dungfork and illuminated by reason and light.
The whole book has the beauty of being blessed by Nurgle [laughs]
Three updates a day, unstoppable [Thoughts]
Overall it's very good, and the sincere and nuanced characterizations make the story very engaging. This is a work worth watching despite its flaws, and I look forward to continued updates.
It's possible, but it's interesting, but it can't be divided into paragraphs. Don't write such a long piece of tofu. There is still a lot of content that doesn't need to be expanded. If you simplify it, it will be a good farming article.
This book has a big taste, but the content is pretty good
The author should be more abstract and humorous. It would be better to have fun while suffering.
It's a funny story, with a bit of irony in it, and the writing is quite good. It's a pity that it didn't finish without traffic. I'm looking forward to the next work.
Although the name feels weird. But the content inside is really great. It doesn't feel like a mindless and enjoyable article, but it still has a sense of sacrifice in it.
Seeing as it focuses on development, Chapter 56 is a small battle. I wonder if there will be more battle scenes later on.
A very good start, interesting.