This Game Is Too Real

After transmigrating into another world as the eighth prince of a royal family, Roland figured that even if he wasn't powerful enough to dominate the land, he should at least have plenty of money.

But his father, blessed with many children, played favorites when handing out rewards. He didn't even pretend to keep things fair, and nearly left Roland with nothing at all.

The emperor clasped the hand of his 'most beloved' youngest son, his face full of apology. "Though I can't give you the most prosperous territory or the richest treasures, in my heart, I've always believed you are my most outstanding child."

With his golden finger in hand, Roland could only smile.

The most outstanding?

Old man, all I can say is that you have a very good eye!

On Blue Star, a game claiming to offer one hundred percent realistic immersion appeared out of nowhere.

Chop trees, farm, build houses, process materials...

In the real world, all you get is the emptiness of a 996 work schedule, but in the game, you can experience the joy of 007!

I can't waste any more time chatting. I've got work to get back to!

Without my hard work, Lord Roland won't be able to wear the most luxurious clothes, use the best potions, or buy the most expensive gear next month!

A group of summoned players cried out that they would charge into battle for him, claim the crown for him, and put him on the throne.

Roland, whose strength had already reached the level of a Demon King, could only say: Being kept feels great~

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