AMonarch

Julius who was born into the peak of royal families finds himself troubled as he sees himself better than everyone else. Of course what else could be expected of a prince who was given everything in life that he could ever want or need?
Although he seems to have been blessed by the heavens themselves, there's a deep secret which he keeps from others.
When he was nothing but a young child, Julius was abducted by a madman and forced to swallow some pill. After some other events took place, the prince's sanity was forced to crash as it couldn't endure the pain of what he saw.
Never wanting to speak of that event again, Julius kept what happened that day a secret all to himself. As for everyone else in his kingdom, they were forced to stay quiet as there was something odd about the old man who had abducted Julius that no one should know about, especially Julius.
…
That old man was a user of magic. The last user in fact. A forbidden fighting method that was used 200 years ago and was forbidden after the Great War as it nearly caused the extinction of all mankind.
All that remained for the people of the present was cultivation.
In a world where Julius was sheltered from the hardships of the world, he is now forced to explore the mysteries of his world due to a sudden revelation made about his true potential.
…
"We have given you everything you need."
"So defeat the one who's call they heed."

Hero Cultivation

<p>"Huh? Economy? Jobs?" Julius asked in a confused tone as if he hadn't even given those topics the slightest bit of thought when he decided that he was going to create a kingdom of his own.</p>

<p>"I see so it's just as I feared. Please give your big ideas much more thought next time before you decide to go through with them. After all, if you cannot provide jobs, there would be no source of income for your people. Hence they won't be able to buy anything and they would eventually die from starvation or things along those lines," Ian told Julius in a disappointed tone.</p>

Creating A Civilization