Orngebeard

After becoming #1 in the world after playing a grand strategy game as the most difficult faction on immortal level difficulty, MC receives an invitation to compete in an even more challenging game which takes the MC into the world of the game itself, but as it's weakest lord who will die two days later that appears only as a cutscene in the tutorial as first of many deaths to rock the continent until only one survives to proclaim a new eternal empire.

Can the MC use his game knowledge to successfully survive his impending doom, and rise from the ashes to reclaim the glory he'd won before?

Imperator: Resurrection of an Empire

Wow readers at the rate we're going we're likely to possibly even start cracking into the top 200 for weekly stones and all i can say is thank you!!

Also happy to see the additional reviews coming in, also wanna thank those of you who took the time to drop a review it is appreciated, and i'd say we're only 1 or two reviews away from the book finally not saying "Not enough Ratings" to elevate the book into an actual star rating

We're entering a new stage of the arc, and the inevitable and in most cases prayed for end of the kingdoms most unwanted ;)

Three months later, Lunan royal palace.

The King of Lunan was breathing heavily with a furious look on his face.

Duke Ronen, who was suddenly summoned, looked at the king and asked suspiciously.

"What is going on, Your Majesty?" <Duke Ronen>

At Ronen's question, the king punched the armrest of his throne.

"Those Roseruns, they're getting carried away! Suddenly they can't give us the promised compensation? I will never forgive them!" <King Tutanka>

The king's words made not only Ronen but also all the nobles who were summoned raise their eyebrows.

It is indeed an outrageous matter, even though they were not the ones who had saved Roserun, but Julius though by using some of the nobles levies to do so.

"We will destroy them soon. Prepare for war!" <King Tutanka<

Both the king and Ronen were similar, but Ronen was still the more rational of the two.

"Your Majesty! You can't go to war." <Duke Ronen>

So, naturally, he was against the war.

"A large number of troops are already deployed in Bridget, which has not yet fully surrendered to us, and we are being forced to organize their territory under the new lords, while the rest remain on alert in case Visigoth makes another attempt now that the fall harvest has been collected and they've more men they can draft into their armies." <Duke Ronen>

The situation was such that many troops had already been deployed in Bridget, dazzled by its territory.

When Julius said he was going to take over Bridget, he was only given a small number of troops, but after he took over the royal capital of Bridget, one by one, the lords stepped up to reinforce the army.

"Still, we can't just sit back and let it happen. How dare they, a small country! and a supposed vassal of ours." <King Tutanka>

Ronen began to be troubled by the king's words.

The king has a personality that once he gets angry, he will never bend his opinion.

Then the nobles spoke up and pleaded with the king.

"Your Majesty, why don't you send Count Julius? Then we won't have to go to war. They'll be scared if Count Julius goes!" <Noble>

"Oh, yeah, that's a good idea. In return for the failed compensation, we'll demand 10 times the rewards from Roserun, and take land if they cannot pay. If they don't give it to us, there will be war. And send the hostages as well. Yes, that princess who was here at the time was quite nice." <King Tutanka>

He didn't even think about what would happen next.

He had completely forgotten about Visigoth.

"Your Majesty, but then Julius wouldn't be available when you need him..." <Duke Ronen>

"I don't want to hear it. So the Duke is going to leave Roserun alone when they despise Lunan? The only thing we can do is either send Julius or send troops to destroy them!" <King Tutanka>

The King of Lunan declared decisively.

Beginning of The End (1)