A Handbook for Making a Fortune in Another World

First, the most valuable commodity is people. Second, the bigger the storm, the more valuable the fish. Third, the gold belt for murder and arson. These three principles of getting rich are applicable to any world and any era. Many years later, Prince Lexi von Hobbes, the great legendary explorer, pioneer of new sea routes, practitioner of the deceptive theory of materialism, and Her Majesty's most loyal husband, concluded: "It's worth the effort to find rare things." "If you really want to make a fortune, you have to liberate and develop productivity. For example, use orcs to replace the role of humans in production, create a wizard assembly line to produce powerful magic items, and use these things to replace the role of knights in war."