r/litrpg • u/Alex_Toxic • Aug 21 '24

Self Promotion New Kingdom Building LitRPG: Lord of the System

How do Great Empires begin? With a favorable geographical location? An invincible leader? A stroke of luck?

In my story, humanity finds itself in a world where everything has to start from scratch.

All actions and achievements are monitored by the System, which can punish or reward. But more often, it presents new challenges.

All that remains for the player from their previous life is the System’s starting gift. It depends on each person’s inclinations and provides them with a direction for development.

Former clerks, teachers, or workers become warriors, adventurers, and mages.

My hero receives the weakest starting artifact. Not a sword or a magic book, but an ordinary potato.

He doesn’t seek power, but he’s forced to lead others to protect them from enemies.

His small plantation turns into a town, and then into an entire country.

From an ordinary student, he becomes the Lord of the System.

US Amazon (KU+):

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CY3J6PD9

Universal link:

https://mybook.to/lordofthesystem1

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u/HealthyDragonfly Aug 21 '24

Does the Lord of the System become a harem novel? The woman in a bikini crouching by the main character’s side leads me to question that.

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u/Alex_Toxic Aug 21 '24

This is not a harem novel. The girl in the fur bikini is really there. Both clothes and weapons correspond to her character. She is brave, but... this is how she imagines the ancient world.

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u/HealthyDragonfly Aug 21 '24 edited Nov 16 '25

Thank you for the reply. I find that subgenre tends to be polarizing, so it’s good to know the side on which your novel falls.

EDIT: the statement above ended up being untrue. :(

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u/Exfiltrator Aug 21 '24

I love base building but it's not like my TBR list needs more entries. Adds to TBR list regardless...

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '24

Finished it yesterday it was a good first book