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... ji had long departed.

Leon, who was cleaning up the aftermath on site, intentionally sent the other apostles away, having them return to their respective posts, leaving only Eileen with him.

Eileen naturally understood his intention.

Rather, it could be said that the other demons were simple-minded, so they wouldn't consider so much.

But the two of them, as the decision-makers of the demon race, had an indisputable fact. From the perspective of the entire demon ra ...

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A young man playing games in his basement is struck by a mysterious bolt of lightning, killing him instantly. However, he wakes up in the body of a disgraced young lord, now tasked with managing a ruined, crumbling kingdom. With no experience and a tarnished reputation to overcome, his future seems bleak.Fortunately, he possessed the Omnishop System, a mysterious tool that enabled him to purchase skills and supplies as well as upgrade his existing skills using points. Rebuilding the kingdom is no easy feat, but Alexander has his sights set on more than just survival.With ambition burning in his heart, he dreams of ruling an empire, if he can survive the challenges ahead.

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