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The Lord Has Not Fallen Yet Today [Infrastructure]

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The Lord Has Not Fallen Yet Today [Infrastructure]

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Eugene was unfortunately kidnapped by a system and transmigrated into a Western fantasy magical continent hegemony game he had just bought, only to run into a system malfunction with all his cheat functions gone. The System: “Please rest assured, Host. You can return to the original world once the game ends.” “It is known that there are only two possibilities for the hegemony game to end: 1. Conquer the continent and clear the game. 2. Regime collapse and the lord’s death, resulting in game failure.” Eugene looked at his doomed starting hand: He was the Son of the Demon abhorred by the Holy See; his own older brother, who wanted to kill him, had just been crowned; he was exiled to the frozen Land Forsaken by the Gods; and his subordinates consisted of only a few dozen serfs who were on the verge of starving to death. With just this? Conquer the continent? The System: “Considering that the system cannot provide assistance at present, the wisest choice is to accelerate the end of the game. Please work hard to cause the downfall of your realm!” And so: The System: “According to the game guide, the Holy See venerates the gods and detests magic.” Eugene: “Then I will teach myself magic, and I’ll make my subordinates learn it together!” The System: “According to the game guide, the Orcs are never slaves and are masters of betrayal and faithlessness.” Eugene: “Then I will widely recruit Orc slaves, and I’ll sign an alliance treaty with the Orc organizations!” The System: “According to the game guide, this steward, that merchant, and that apprentice will all turn out to be traitors in the end.” Eugene: “Then I will heavily employ them, striving so that the moment they betray me, my territory will be finished!” With the system’s help, Eugene worked diligently and conscientiously year after year for the downfall of his realm. When the system finally came to its senses, it discovered that the Host was sitting on the throne, the kings of all the other nations on the continent were trembling in their seats below, the Orc army was fully geared up and ready to go, and Mage Towers were locking onto the Holy See from all directions! The steward smiled and reported: “Your Majesty the King, the mana cannons have finished charging and can initiate Ragnarok at any time.” Faced with the furious Church and gods, Eugene smiled blandly: “We advocate peace and will never actively initiate an attack. Things like Mage Towers and mana cannons are just decorations!” The gods: “Hehehe.” The system could not understand. The system began to experience data corruption. The system emitted the voice of the God of Destiny: “Host! What are you doing?!” Eugene: “Just as you said, working hard to cause the downfall of the realm.” It’s just that the realm that fell wasn’t mine, but your Divine Realm instead! *** One-sentence summary: The man who created Ragnarok for the gods. Core Theme: Do not believe in gods; human beings take their destiny into their own hands. — Description from novelcodex.org

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