A Game Invades Another World

In a damp cavern, goblins in red hats shrieked as they played Super Mario.

In a gloomy tomb, the undead showed off their sense of justice in Dragon Quest.

On a vast grassland, the orcs reveled in the carefree freedom of The Legend of Zelda.

The great prophet Roland pointed them toward strength and prosperity.

Roland: "..."

Back then, on that damp spring day, when eight sharp blades were held to his neck, he spoke his first words in this world in a trembling voice: "W-Want to play a game?"

Because if nobody played his games, he would die, the kind of death where his intestines burst.

Later, the goblins, who could only stomp on mushrooms, began studying strategy. The undead, obsessed with playing righteous heroes, learned teamwork. The orcs even started an esports league.

Roland became the "prophet" spoken of by every race.

The games he invented, from cards to strategy board games, from tabletop games to projected fantasy realms, drove the whole continent wild.

(The male lead's character is undecided for now.)

Soap's completed long novels include: "Earth in Thirty Thousand Years," "The Wizard Academy," "Building Frenzy," "The Great Tang Institute of Science and Technology," "Theater Invasion," and more. Visit the author's profile to read them.

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