City Lord Simulator: Even a Biology Nerd Can Be a Druid

[Dungeons & Dragons] + [Intelligent Machine Crisis] + [Biohazard] + [Total War] + [Farming Style]

A biology nerd from the twenty-first century, hopeless at everything but gaming at home, and the son of a Paradox gamer: Fengxinzi was playing Valorant one moment, then abruptly found himself transmigrated into another world the next.

At first, he thought it was a typical Dungeons & Dragons start from the start, with character sheets, rangers, druids, and dragon knights. But something seemed off!

What do you mean goblins occupy the same ecological niche as wyverns?

What do you mean all you have to do to become a dragon knight is work hard to lose weight?

What do you mean you can plant World Trees wherever you like?

You can enter the Emerald Dream just by falling asleep at night, and the Realm of Illusions whenever you want during the day, as long as you plug in. High-magic worlds really are something else!

What do you mean I’m not here to be an ordinary adventurer? You’re the city lord, and you’re the DM now!

This is Dungeons & Dragons.

This might not be a Dungeons & Dragons story.

This is still a typical Dungeons & Dragons story, only from the city lord’s perspective, not that of some minor adventurer.

Thus spoke Fengxinzi, agent of Alaya and would-be archdruid of the Fengxinzi, who never got to become one.