[Western Fantasy Lord] [Empowering His People] [Infrastructure Building] [Underdog Rise] [Talent Awakening] [Slow Burn]
Transmigrating into the useless third son of a baronial family, despised by everyone, Cheng Yuan is sent to the frontier by decree.
All he gets is a run-down town, five weeks' worth of rations, and a garrison that refuses to follow orders.
Worse still, the wave of monsters has arrived ahead of schedule!
Fortunately, killing monsters lets him inscribe their vestiges and gain traits!
Use them on himself to take down powerful foes, on the garrison to hold the walls, or on mining picks to break into ore veins!
This winter, he'll make sure Grey Furnace Town survives, and any monsters that come in will be staying for good!
Goldfinger is good, but it cannot solve the situation of having nothing. This is a typical developmental goldenfinger, which needs at least a year to develop before it is useful. The current environment the author has given the protagonist is a situation where death is inevitable. The original body has exhausted all resources. The protagonist's living environment is harsh, there is a World of Warcraft crisis, a food shortage crisis, and in short, everything is lacking. If the author gives the protagonist a month to develop, the book will be up, but there is no moment for the protagonist to stop surviving. What a desperate plot! Struggle, struggle, this helpless plot development is really suffocating
Golden Chapter 3 If you can't retain people, you won't be able to read it.