Lan Dai is a full-dive game tester. One day, he takes on a job testing a martial arts game. He never expected that this test would draw him into a real martial world.
What is the martial world? A divine weapon? A legendary skill? Treasure? Beauty? Or... the human heart?
Lan Dai says: Me.
I am the divine weapon, I am the legendary skill, I am the treasure, I am the beauty, and I am the human heart, too. It's all me, me, me!
Lan Dai smiles, his gaze icy: Everyone in the martial world can find what they want in me~
Lan Dai is everywhere in the martial world, and nowhere in the martial world.
Currently serializing a no-romance male-lead novel: A Billion in Pocket Money from the Sun, updated daily.
No-romance novel coming soon: We're Serious About Infrastructure (working title). Click the author's profile to visit. If you like infrastructure-building stories, please add it to your collection!
The blurb and title mention handsome men, but this is a serious infrastructure-building story. No competing for love, no feelings, and no romance!
Blurb: Omai transmigrates into a new life as Ojin Max, a thirteen-year-old who has just become an earl.
He has a vast estate and a father who is a grand duke. In this land, his word carries more weight than the law.
He should be sleeping in a soft bed, eating the finest food, raising pets and riding horses. He should be able to live in comfort without lifting a finger.
But his people are skin and bones. They work the hardest, survive on the fewest beans, pay the highest taxes, and live in the shabbiest homes.
Omai makes a grand vow: "I want to be a person, and I want them to be people, too."
He can't do it alone. Luckily, he's got a golden finger, which also happens to be what brought him here: some unknown card-drawing game, possibly an otome game, that only draws handsome men.
The first is a gentle, white-haired heartthrob whose medicinal food tastes wonderful.
The second is a baby-faced, red-haired knight, though he has no horse.
The third is a cold, blue-haired strategist whose choices would stump anyone with decision paralysis.
The fourth is an adorable, pink-haired boy...
Reform the tax code, build roads, raise livestock...
O shining pearl, beautiful Zumal. There, people are treated as people. The rules are clear, labor is rewarded, and crimes are judged. It is a paradise on earth. -- Ode to Zumal
There are other completed novels on my profile, but they're in different genres, so I won't mention them here. Feel free to take a look if you're interested.
Theme: Wherever there are people, there is a martial world.
I'm really annoyed by such rude people, and I absolutely can't stand others disturbing me in my private space while taking a shower.
The protagonist has nowhere to go in the vast world, but there is a village holding him back. The key is that the people in the village are not very familiar with the protagonist. It is too speechless to put himself in danger for some unfamiliar people. The author's writing style is too immature, and the character of the protagonist is hard to describe.
Liu's chapter is half-finished. It's awkward to read quickly, and even more embarrassing to read carefully. Maybe I should think about how to deal with it. Women who can survive in the bandit den have not climbed up from hell. They are either numb, or working for the tiger, or picking up a kitchen knife... I always feel that it will not be such a sloppy look.
All villains? I just got rid of the harassment by the aunt, and I encountered another harassment by a man.
Just go to a pawn shop and pawn it, you don't have to sell it directly to a rich person.
When I saw the ending, I felt really melancholy and relieved...
Unexpected but not so unexpected, Lan Dai, everything goes as you wish. Your story will continue from now on, but we will no longer participate, and you are free. Hey, see you in the next book!
The court, the aristocratic family, the gang, these people who have made a lot of money don't provide the money, but ask the protagonist for it, isn't it because the protagonist is an outsider and has no backing background?
I don't want the protagonist to be kidnapped.
The village not only needs economy, but also needs force to protect itself in this martial arts world.
Friend? Oh. If I really want to hang around in this bandit village, I really need to change the name of this article.
Miss Lynn Bennet
A Billion in Pocket Money from the Sun
I Got Stronger Even After I Died
Transmigrate, Draw Cards, and Build a Nation
Real Farm Game
I Transmigrated Into a Novel About Watching the Female Side Character Rise
The Widow NPC in the 1960S
[Crossover] Sakuramoto
[Crossover] Magic Card Boy Yang
Traveling to Another World
[The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng] Lazy Sheep, Lazily Wandering
Kikumaru the Cat in Seirin
I'm really annoyed by such rude people, and I absolutely can't stand others disturbing me in my private space while taking a shower.
The protagonist has nowhere to go in the vast world, but there is a village holding him back. The key is that the people in the village are not very familiar with the protagonist. It is too speechless to put himself in danger for some unfamiliar people. The author's writing style is too immature, and the character of the protagonist is hard to describe.
Liu's chapter is half-finished. It's awkward to read quickly, and even more embarrassing to read carefully. Maybe I should think about how to deal with it. Women who can survive in the bandit den have not climbed up from hell. They are either numb, or working for the tiger, or picking up a kitchen knife... I always feel that it will not be such a sloppy look.
All villains? I just got rid of the harassment by the aunt, and I encountered another harassment by a man.
Just go to a pawn shop and pawn it, you don't have to sell it directly to a rich person.
When I saw the ending, I felt really melancholy and relieved...
Unexpected but not so unexpected, Lan Dai, everything goes as you wish. Your story will continue from now on, but we will no longer participate, and you are free. Hey, see you in the next book!
The court, the aristocratic family, the gang, these people who have made a lot of money don't provide the money, but ask the protagonist for it, isn't it because the protagonist is an outsider and has no backing background? I don't want the protagonist to be kidnapped.
The village not only needs economy, but also needs force to protect itself in this martial arts world.
Friend? Oh. If I really want to hang around in this bandit village, I really need to change the name of this article.