Kairie

“Unlucky” would be the nice way to describe Lucas’ luck. He wasn’t just down bad. He was practically cursed.

As someone who never asked to exist, he’s had to experience medical torture, imprisonment, and eventually death. And that was just his first life.

Then, just as he thought of escaping his fate, he transmigrates into the body of the Empire’s most useless Flower Vase. 

Great, now he should have status, wealth, and beauty, right?

Wrong.

Because his new body, Young Lord Luca Kyros, was a vegetable. And what’s worse was that no one else seemed to know the truth. To everyone else, he was just your typical rebellious heir. 

He wouldn’t have minded that. He was used to being called a harlot or similar names for being a defective Guide. But the problem was he woke up right smack in the middle of the Royal Military Academy’s Assessment test.

And his double body, the one who should be attending school, perished in an ambush.

So now, he’s forced to resolve his existential crisis while attending a school he never even enrolled in. 

He’ll have to conquer his flimsy body, his brooding roommate, and his picky-eater “dungeon”—all that on top of surviving impending doom.

Someone definitely needs a miracle.

The Royal Military Academy's Impostor Owns a Dungeon [BL]

[INITIALIZING: AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM UPDATE...]

The sound of CP vanishing filled the air. And Luca was pretty sure that if pain had a noise, it would be this.

Now, you see, the little money grubber had accepted the damage of one million CP. In fact, he even accepted the damage of 150,000 CP because however he looked at it, they needed it.

But then he was greeted by what seemed like a mandatory upgrade to Farmland II.

Apparently, that farmland expansion came with a trade-off.

Improvement in exchange for additional CP. Luca could just wonder what would've happened if he didn't have spare funds after upgrading.

Would they be locked out of using the farmlands until he could afford it?

But thankfully, he had the funds and did not have to get to that point.

Now, obviously, everyone who heard about the 20% increase in production and fertility rates nodded at the upgrade.

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