Night_of_Dreams

Zion Freese died while sitting in a wooden chair in the bus stop station after accidentally getting hit by a truck. 

He thought it was the end, but unknowingly he transmigrated and became Zion Altaria, the illegitimate son of King Lionel Altaria, the ruler of the Terun empire, the strongest empire on the continent of Garenia… 

Because his mother was branded a slave, he was known to defame and dilute the bloodline of the royal family. He was the king’s greatest disgrace because of his very existence. The king had sinned against his ancestor.

 When he turned 15, his brothers and sister set him up, which led the King/father to seethe in anger, ordering the guard to throw him in a ship and banishing him to never return to the kingdom.
 If he ever does so, he will be killed immediately.

Darn that I just transmigrated and this is the first thing I experience no shit Sherlock... screw your empire...

Ding... congratulations to the host on obtaining the wooden throne system. 
"So, what if I’m banished to never return?
I intend to use my system to create my own territory that those royals will envy.
Let me sit on my wooden throne and savor this moment Hahaha " 

"The journey of conquering starts with me. Hail me, the king. Cool Hahaha"

[Tsk… Good for you, host]

"...." Zion

"...." system

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In Another World with My Wooden Throne System

Chapter 351: Shadows and Secrets

A week had swiftly passed while Zion carefully monitored the situation across the entire Garenia continent.

The rising infrastructure in the cities, developing commerce on the continent and the Valenia continent, safe transportation in the sky and on land, and eternal people's daily concerns.

Utilizing his emperor's eyes, he observed everything, noting that the pace of development not only persisted but accelerated, driven by the heightened determination of his subjects fueled by the increase in salaries and promotions he implemented across all professions.

Even the most humble positions were now categorized, allowing individuals to showcase their expertise and abilities within their respective fields.

While the continent's development was undoubtedly positive, it inevitably brought forth unsightly challenges in certain cities, such as the presence of nefarious slave hunters that required immediate attention.