Western Fantasy: I Was Supposed to Deliver Goods, So Why Is Everyone Crowning Me?

[Western fantasy | hard-core military | no mindless action | modern warfare | pure romance | young girl | illustrations included] Lin Poteren, a civilian helicopter pilot in his previous life, transmigrated to a world where steam and magic coexist, bringing along a modern arsenal. He had no desire to conquer the world. He just wanted to fly his beloved helicopter and use its era-defying carrying capacity to make a steady living as a logistics boss: fly his routes, earn a little money, return to his detached villa for a glass of red wine, and deal with the endless marriage proposals from his own repressed young co-pilot. It was a peaceful, carefree life. But the sudden arrival of an age of chaos shattered his peace. Crisis erupted. Demons from beyond descended, while the undead and orc armies tore through human defenses one after another. The corrupt royal family, terrified of death, abandoned the fight outright, leaving the people to be slaughtered mercilessly. The regular army suffered defeat after defeat, and the powerful and wealthy fled in droves. Only he dared to fly through the front lines. Faced with monsters stretching across the mountains, Lin Poteren sighed. “I’m just a delivery man. But if you insist on blocking my way, I don’t mind delivering a few thousand shells to you.” Attack helicopters swept the ground at low altitude, main battle tanks crushed the enemy, and heavy artillery batteries tore the battlefield apart like a storm. Before he knew it, he had command of an iron tide capable of sweeping across the continent. He had only wanted a quiet life, but the times thrust him onto the stage of revolution. The old dynasty collapsed with a crash. Amid the cheers of the people, he was crowned and founded a brand-new empire. Lin Poteren looked at the little co-pilot beside him, who had long since donned the crown of empress, and stared in bewilderment. “I really did only want a quiet life at first. How did I end up emperor?”