: Written by Sou Akaike and illustrated by Kururi.
Van sighed, dusting off his tunic. "I’m actually right in the middle of a city-planning phase. If you could come back in, say, three hundred years? That would be great." Okiraku Ryoushu No Tanoshii Ryouchi Bouei Rawkuma
Let’s go deeper into the narrative, as the title alone can be misleading. "Territory Defense" sounds dark. Okiraku Ryoushu is anything but. : Written by Sou Akaike and illustrated by Kururi
Unlike That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime , where Rimuru builds a nation through friendship and evolving monsters, Okiraku Ryoushu ’s protagonist has no cheat-level allies or divine gifts. His tools are simple: terrain, psychology, and patience. Unlike Overlord , there is no nihilistic conquest; the lord’s ambitions never exceed his valley. And unlike Ascendance of a Bookworm , where Myne’s passion drives innovation, the lord here is driven by the absence of passion—a desire for maximum peace with minimum effort. If you could come back in, say, three hundred years