(Multiple heroines + Lord + farming + Lord System + conquest)
Lin En transmigrates to the continent of Taisela, where he looks so much like the prime minister's son that he is mistaken for the young man's double and sent to the Southern Wilderness to claim territory for the kingdom.
[Ding! Congratulations, Host, you have awakened the Lord System.]
[You have received one lottery draw.]
[Ding! A legendary golden reward: Alicia, the blindfolded Sword Saint!]
The tall, blindfolded female sword immortal gazed at Lin En and parted her red lips to ask,
"Are you my master?"
Southern Wilderness, your king has returned!
Elves, dragon girls, princesses, Sword Saints, and the Pope gathered together.
Lin En tightened his yellow robe.
"Sigh, I really don't want to become the Lord of Taisela."
The name is always wrong
Soul Penetration Two-Star Anti-Name Change Mark
Be encouraged. . .
I feel like the aldehyde smell is very serious.
When you know that there is a son of the Prime Minister who looks exactly like you, and you still use the other person's name to establish a territory, you might as well be soul-piercing.
The writing rhythm is quite good.
Prevent name changes 🙂
Mark the soul-piercing turtle
The first chapter is the question, what is the protagonist's name? Not to mention other people calling random names, even the author is calling random names. For example, A is a nobleman, and he finds B to take the blame, which is a serious crime of being exiled. Then B was exiled under the pseudonym A, and A lived in the manor under the pseudonym B. As a result, the name was exiled to A for one moment and B for another, and the nobility also changed from sentence to sentence. Even the author is like this, and it becomes even more confusing when other characters refer to the protagonist and nobles.
Let's take a look first and then wait.