Who taught him to restore his country like this?

Who taught him to restore his country like this?

Author: Xingluo Fengchen

Summary:

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My new book, "This Way of Restoring a Kingdom Is Wrong," has been released.

In September 1815, Ron, the deposed king of the Kingdom of Lah, declared the restoration of his kingdom in the Grey Mist Territory of the Emerald Kingdom.

Three days later, the Kingdom of Lah declared its demise.

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In January 1816, Ron, honorary teacher of the White Magic Academy, announced the restoration of the country in the magical capital.

A week later, the Kingdom of Lah declared its demise.

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In July 1816, Ron, the strongest officer of the Demon King's army, announced the restoration of the kingdom in the Demon King's castle.

A month later, the Kingdom of Lah declared its demise.

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In February 1817, Bishop Ron of the Holy See announced the restoration of Christ in Advent…

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"Restore your mother's ass! Who taught you to restore the country like this?" the crowd roared.

There's no time left for Chapter 1.

"There is no time left, Your Majesty Ron!"

In the Kingdom of Lach, in the autumn of September.

Inside the magnificent main hall, several royal knights clad in silver armor surrounded the young man on the throne.

Looking at the people surrounding him, Ron, who was sitting in a high position in the hall, was somewhat bewildered.

I've only ever heard of the way to another world being through sheer luck, never of someone getting there by playing games all night and then taking a nap.

"The Kingdom of Lah, the War of the Gods..."

Memories that were both strange and familiar surged through my mind like a tide.

Without needing to delve too deeply into his memory, just these few keywords are enough to help him quickly understand the current situation.

These keywords all appeared in the game he was playing called "God's Descent".

Unfortunately, he time-traveled.

He even traveled into the world of "God's Descent" and became the second prince of the Kingdom of Lach.

Oh no, he is now the king of the Kingdom of Lah.

The king of a kingdom on the verge of destruction.

"Your Majesty Ron, please don't hesitate any longer!"

A knight presented a longsword.

Ron's eye twitched.

Has it really come to this?

These people were all royal knights of the Kingdom of Lah, directly loyal to the royal family, and their purpose in gathering here was not to protect Ron's safety.

Rather, it was to protect the dignity and reputation of the royal family.

This is because the capital of the Kingdom of Lah has already been captured by enemy countries, and the kingdom is on the verge of collapse.

In order to prevent Ron from falling into enemy hands and suffering humiliation, they have come here—to ask you to commit suicide!

Don't come any closer!

The knight in front of him was so aggressive that Ron felt that if he didn't take the sword, it would be slashing at his neck in the next second.

This is not alarmist.

First of all, he was merely a new king appointed in a time of crisis after the deaths of the king and the eldest prince. Coupled with his cowardly and afraid-of-death nature, he held no authority in the eyes of the royal knights.

Secondly, "God's Descent" is a game centered around war.

In this world, every so often, the gods will send down divine decrees, selecting 2-5 nations to begin a war of divine kingdoms. The ultimate victor will gain the qualification to enter the "divine kingdom".

Within the divine realm reside boundless treasures and magical technology, as well as supreme divine authority.

That is the key to unlocking the ladder to godhood.

Driven by greed, most countries actively cooperated in this war of the divine kingdoms, which was fueled by the gods.

His kingdom, Lah, was one of the kingdoms chosen for the third war of the gods.

Among the five chosen kingdoms, the Kingdom of Lah is actually not weak.

However, only a month into the third war of the divine kingdoms, the Kingdom of Lah was about to be destroyed.

At the start of the third war of the divine kingdoms, the Kingdom of Lah launched the first war, gaining a comprehensive advantage in the war against the Emerald Kingdom, while also diverting troops to attack the restless Kingdom of Diam in the rear, thus fighting on two fronts.

Then the former king and the eldest prince died mysteriously one after another, allowing the second prince, who had no military talent, to succeed to the throne. The war situation was gradually turned around by the Emerald Kingdom, leading to the present situation.

None of that matters anymore. What matters is that in the kingdoms that lost the war of the gods, their royal families would all bear inescapable shackles of enslavement.

Once shackled with the chains of enslavement, not only are they unable to act according to their own will, but their life and death are also at the mercy of the victor; no matter how far they escape, it's useless.

Therefore, after most kingdoms fall, the royal family does not think of fleeing, but chooses to end their own lives to avoid humiliation.

Ron would have made the same choice a minute ago.

The current situation of the Kingdom of Lah is beyond any hope of recovery. Even if I am the number one player on the entire server, I cannot change the fate of the Kingdom of Lah's destruction in this critical period of time.

The Japanese have already entered the city, and soon the shackles of enslavement will be around his neck.

The shackles of enslavement are a product of "God," and there is no solution in "God's Advent." Once you put them on, you can never get rid of them unless you die.

Compared to having one's freedom restricted and becoming a tool to be manipulated, it is indeed better to be reborn.

However, now that Ron has discovered there's still room for maneuver, he's abandoned the idea of ​​restarting.

As his thoughts became active, a light screen, visible only to him, floated in front of him.

Name: Ron Rheinter

Race: Human

Age: 17

[Level: LV.5]

[Affiliation: Kingdom of Lah (King)]

[Territory: Kingdom of Lah]

[Reputation: None (0/h↑)]

[Experience: None (10000/h↑)]

Just as he was receiving the memories of this body, he discovered that along with him, there was also a game mechanic exclusive to players.

In the game, players improve themselves by establishing and managing their territories, gaining experience and reputation points. Experience points can be used to level up, while reputation points can be exchanged for skills, equipment, and various items.

Of course, there is no such thing as a tool to break free from the shackles of slavery, and even if there were, the price would be astronomical.

Ron closed the panel and raised his ruby-like eyes to look at the group of royal knights before him.

After the original owner became king, he led the Kingdom of Lah, which had a great advantage, to several earth-shattering defeats, and had no reputation left in the country.

He can't afford anything now.

Fortunately, while the game mechanics cannot help the Kingdom of Lah escape its fate of destruction, they can help it break free from the conventional definition of destruction.

Under normal circumstances, if the capital falls and the territory is completely plundered, the country is doomed and will be immediately eliminated in the war of the gods.

However, the situation is different when game mechanics are involved.

As long as the player does not die, even if they lose all their territory and have no soldiers left, they will not be immediately defined as having lost their country.

Players have a one-month grace period. As long as they expand their territory to a certain size within that month, they can continue to exist.

A month is enough time for Ron to make use of his advantages as a time traveler.

"hehe."

Ron looked sorrowful as he took the sword offered by the knight in front of him and gave a self-deprecating smile: "The people are scattered, the capital has fallen, and today's situation is all my own doing. Don't worry, although I don't have the courage of my father and brother, I still have the determination to preserve the last dignity of the Kingdom of Lah."

"Before this..."

Ron paused, his lowered eyes filled with regret: "I want to quietly repent to my father, my brother, and the warriors I killed."

"Your Majesty need not repent. The late King, Prince Enor, and the warriors all died defending the Kingdom of Lach. It has nothing to do with you."

The knights remained unmoved by Ron's request after his "awakening," showing no intention of leaving the hall.

Tsk…

These guys are definitely not easy to fool.

Seeing that there was no way to negotiate, Ron had no choice but to ask the people at the entrance of the main hall for help.

"Is it really okay for you to just stand there and watch?"

At the entrance of the main hall, a young girl dressed in a nun's habit faced the hall. In her left hand she held a book about three centimeters thick, and in her right hand she held a quill pen, writing something in the book.

Her name is Keltia, a saint of the Radiant Church, and also the referee of the third war of the divine kingdoms.

After hearing Ron seemingly speaking to her, she looked up at Ron with an indifferent expression.

Then he lowered his head again.

“If you get rid of these annoying guys, I can grant you what you asked for last night,” Ron continued.

"Is that really true?" Keltia suddenly looked up, staring at Ron with disbelief.