Great Tomorrow, Sun and Moon, Global Journey

You think this is a game, but to me it is a battlefield of life and death. As soon as Zhu Huan opened his eyes, he became the most inconspicuous NPC villager in Novice Village in "Hongwu Tianxia". The "extraterrestrial visitors" (players) around him regard him as a background, accepting tasks and discussing strategies at will, without knowing that there is a soul from reality hidden in this "data". This is not only a game, but also his new life. There is no player panel, but you have double the memory; there is no system gift, but you know the flow of history. While the players were busy building villages and competing for hegemony, Zhu Huan stepped into the game and weaved a web from the smallest detail. The down-and-out scholar he befriends will be a secret chess piece in the future court; the blacksmith apprentice he rescues will forge unparalleled weapons. He uses tasks to guide players to fight against each other, uses banditry to gain merit, and sells intelligence to the chamber of commerce. Every step he takes is precisely on the edge of the rules. However, the game gradually reveals its ferocious side: NPCs are not rigid data, they can also fear, betray, and breed ambition; the kingdom's cavalry built by players will eventually march towards the Forbidden City; and above the court, undercurrents that have not been recorded in history books have already surged... From ninth-level inspection to frontier official, from commanding hundreds of people to sitting on a private army, Zhu Huan climbed step by step amid the contempt of players and the awe of NPCs. In this Hongwu Dynasty where reality and fiction are intertwined, he wants to control the world of chess as an NPC, play with players and sentient beings, and finally, sit on the only position - the one-word king. (Keywords in this book: NPC counterattack, fourth natural disaster, mastermind behind the scenes, Ming Dynasty strategy, strategic sandbox, group battle)