I was cast out of the castle with nothing so I built a kingdom for all
When seventeen-year-old Manix is summoned to a fantasy world along with his classmates, the king takes one look at his empty status window and throws him out of the castle with nothing but a bag of food and some coins. No skills. No party. No plan.
But the king was wrong about the status window.
Armed with 96 skills at infinite level - including the ability to build cities with a thought, tame divine beasts, and rewrite the laws of reality - Manix walks into the city's slave market and buys every person on the platform with two calm words: "All of them."
What follows is not a story about revenge or conquest. It is a story about a boy who spent three years alone on a rooftop drawing cities that didn't exist - and was given the power to build them for real. About a world where every race lives in the margins of a hierarchy built on five hundred years of lies. About fifteen gods who died protecting people and were forgotten. About a piece of paper in a ruined village with four words written in blood:
WE WERE HERE TOO.
Manix doesn't want a throne. He wants a place where no one has to make themselves small to survive. So he crosses the forbidden forest, defeats a fallen god who killed fifteen divine protectors, plants a nine-hundred-year-old tree spirit at the center of abandoned land, and starts building.
The kingdom of Vaeloria rises from nothing - a city with a library at its heart, windows everywhere, and a charter stone whose final line is the promise of everyone who was ever told they didn't matter.
The other kingdoms are watching.
The king who threw him out is planning war.
And Manix is just getting started.
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