Ruling the Stars

Gordon transmigrated.

At first, he thought this was a medieval world.

In the long-fractured Kingdom of Avalond, feudal lords ruled the great duchies and waged endless wars over the throne.

Later, he discovered that this was actually a fantasy world of swords and magic, with not only elves and dragons, angels and demons, but also actual gods.

Wait, something still isn't right!

Why are the knights here wearing powered armor and wielding laser swords and energy shields? When a lord gets annoyed, he just climbs into a mech the size of a castle and starts chopping people up!

Even the warhorses beneath the knights have been genetically modified, making them exceptionally magnificent and terrifyingly strong. The nobles hunt not with hounds and falcons, but with demon hounds and wyverns!

What kind of place is this?

On the same battlefield, dragons roar, tanks thunder, angels descend, and mechs take the field.

And amid all this, Gordon is only a minor lord, struggling to hold on to a destitute family and a domain in steady decline.

Fortunately, Gordon is no ordinary man.

He also has the StarCraft System, which can summon every technology and unit from StarCraft.

The Terran Marine, StarCraft's most basic unit, is cheap to produce and nicknamed the "50-buck buddy." It's nothing but cannon fodder.

But even so, it's cannon fodder in powered armor, armed with an electromagnetic rifle.

Here, you can call me Lord Knight.

The SCV, the Terrans' most basic worker unit, is a genuine lord-class mech here!