Zorn, a modern history student, accidentally traveled across time and became a down-and-out baron on the western border of the Kingdom of Valori. What he inherited was a dilapidated castle, barren frozen soil, and a territory on the verge of collapse.
Food shortages are spreading, serfs are fleeing, debts are overwhelming, and bandits and neighbors are eyeing them. How should he lead his people to survive?
From appeasing the serfs and forming alliances with churches, to repelling bandits and gaming neighbors, to integrating alliances and establishing kings, Zorn used "common sense" to dispel myths and solidify the foundation with systems. In the darkness of the Middle Ages, Zorn built a barren territory into a major border town and grew from a short-lived baron to a pillar of the empire.
This is a legend about survival, innovation and rise. See how the time traveler uses his humanistic background and the light of reason to find his own path to prosperity in the troubled times of serfdom and feudal lords.
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