After transmigrating to the Continent of Divine Wars, Dante unexpectedly inherited a dilapidated, abandoned barony on the frontier as the illegitimate son of a noble.
To him, this noble title was a double-edged sword, with its advantages and disadvantages evenly matched.
On the bright side, he had escaped the mire of the lower classes and joined the ranks of the nobility.
But the bad news was far more brutal: kingdoms carved up the continent, nobles fought among themselves in endless wars, and devils serving Barto, the demon lord of the Abyss's six hundred and sixty-sixth level, invaded across the borders year after year. The frontier had become a lawless wasteland ravaged by war.
Demon plagues ran rampant, while nobles schemed and seized land. This was a battlefield where no one knew if they would survive the day.
Every day, lords died in war or at the hands of monsters, while newcomers hurriedly took over abandoned fiefs no one else would claim.
More absurdly, many new lords were beheaded in their sleep by desperate refugees before they had even properly set foot on their lands.
Staring at the place before him, which was less a castle than a ramshackle stone hut, Dante stood rooted to the spot.
He had prepared himself for poverty and bitter cold, but he had never imagined things would be this bleak.
Clutching his only five gold coins, he found himself thinking for the first time of giving up his baronial title and running away.
I've read Chapter 14. It's not closely related to Search, Fight, and Remove. It's just a word about the characters. The reading experience is a little higher than the ordinary pace. There are also doing things and fighting in each chapter. Maybe there are too few people, so the development is relatively slow.
The upgrade is too slow, like a snail. Originally it was 5 or 6 bottles, then 7 or 8 bottles, then another dozen or so bottles, and then another dozen or so cards.
After reading five or six chapters, I kept emphasizing that loyalty should not be increased, and kept explaining that it was useless.
There is no introduction to the world, no introduction to whether the protagonist has a family, and no introduction to nearby villages and towns. The subject matter is good and it is not like writing a novel or a story.
I don't want to talk