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Global Lord: A Resource Satellite From The Start

By Foggy Mountain

Science Fiction

40 Chapter (Ongoing)

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"In the Year 2100, a godly civilization brought an online reality game to Earth.
The game, Heroes Age, was focused on expanding one’s territory, army, and resources for war. It was a game that everyone on Earth could play.
Countless players, companies, organizations, and even governments began to invest in the game as all the wealth, power, armies, lands, and lives could be cashed out in the real world.
When Su Luo entered the game, he was shocked to find out that he was stranded on an island.
As compensation for the bug, the godly civilization rewarded him with a gift pack.
“Congratulations, you’ve received god-tier strategy equipment, Exploration Satelite.”
[Notice! A black metal case is found to the south of the player’s location. It might contain something valuable.]
[Notice! A sentry tower is found in the west of the player’s location. You might be able to recruit powerful fighters there.]
[Notice! A gold mine is found in the north of the player’s location. You’ll have to defeat the wolf pack there to access the mine.]
[Notice! Nothing is found in the east of the player’s location. You’ll be able to build your territory there.]
Just as the rest of the players were carefully threading in the forest, Su Luo was already leading an army to take out a wolf pack.
When the large guilds were doing everything they could to gather resources to expand their territories, Su Luo was already living in a luxurious castle.
When the other territories were waging wars against each other for more lands, Su Luo had already built his kingdom.
When a few territory lords allied to defend against Su Luo’s invasion, he was already leading an army comprised of black dragons, angels, behemoths, titans, and hydras."

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