When Ian woke up from the poisoning, he had been thrown to the northernmost part of the empire by his family.
What greeted him were eighty-three people who were about to starve to death, only enough food for three days, twelve usable weapons, and a well that had just opened his eyes.
Seven days later, the gray tide arrived.
The army withdrew and the trade routes were closed. Can't escape, can't hold on. Everyone believed that this city would die.
Until Ian led the residents to repair the well, the first circle of golden flames ignited along the edge of the well.
Only then did he discover: As long as someone actually builds, uses and maintains them, wells, granaries, roads, arrow towers and city walls can all be turned into fire nodes to resist the evil god's pollution.
So, starting from a well, he purified water, stocked grain, built walls, trained troops, collected refugees, opened mines, recruited dwarf craftsmen, formed an alliance with the orcs, and left a new home for the elves who had lost the forest...
While others upgrade themselves, he upgrades the entire city.
Others lead armies to fight.
And Ian led the entire city to fight.
This book is good