Lorne traveled to another world and went through hardships to run a bakery. He originally wanted to live the rest of his life peacefully.
Until the "Lord Summoning System" is activated, allowing him to summon Blue Star players!
Then the "slave owner" from another world was born, farming? Players, mining? Players, is there a monster invasion? Player, war? Enter the player.
The player's efforts made Lorne become the lord of one side.
Wait, wait, what does it mean that players can't stand the arrogance and domineering nobles and want to rebel against them? Lorne seems to be a good person, so let him be the king?
You are really hurting me! !
Reader comments
The second prince said a few words and the system immediately gave the main mission. The protagonist didn't want to go, so the protagonist was completely a puppet of the system! Moreover, there was too little foreshadowing for the second prince. He didn't say anything about what kind of person he was, and then tied the main plot to him. Could it be that the second prince was the real protagonist and the fake protagonist was sent by the system to assist him? The second prince also invented the magic gun, so he might have traveled through time as well.
The second prince said a few words and the system immediately gave the main mission. The protagonist didn't want to go, so the protagonist was completely a puppet of the system! Moreover, there was too little foreshadowing for the second prince. He didn't say anything about what kind of person he was, and then tied the main plot to him. Could it be that the second prince was the real protagonist and the fake protagonist was sent by the system to assist him? The second prince also invented the magic gun, so he might have traveled through time as well.