'An ill-fated prince marked for death, a trickster imprisoned by the gods...together, they might gain the strength to change their ill fate.'
Bram of House Attilan is a prince with an ill fate. For in a land where sorcery is the dominant force, a young man cursed with a body lacking talent for even basic spells is scorned by nobles and commoners alike. Fortunately for Bram, as a child of the Sovereign who rules the Atlan Imperium, even an 'Ill-Fated Prince' is given a chance to prove his worth…and Bram means to do just that.
Believing that a talentless man can achieve success by gathering talented people to work under him, Bram, the newly appointed governor of Lotharin, one of the twelve kingdoms that make up the imperium, devises an ingenious plot to use a 'self-improvement system' called the 'Loom' to develop the talented people his kingdom needs.
Such an undertaking will require the aid of a master trickster—one powerful enough to help Bram kidnap humans from a world called Earth to enlist their expertise in performing the greatest trick ever sold; hoodwinking their fellow Earthers into believing they're playing a videogame while they work to solve the many troubles plaguing Bram's kingdom, thus giving him the talents he needs to make Lotharin great again...and finally prove himself a worthy prince.
---
Release Schedule: Mondays to Fridays. I'm still experimenting on time. This week is 1 PM UTC+8.
What to Expect:
- Light LitRPG elements.
- Progression fantasy. No instant overpowered MCs with murderhobo tendencies. Bram has to work hard to grow.
- Clever schemes, fast-paced action, and in-depth character development.
- Elaborate world-building elements with a sprawling world thoroughly mapped out.
- A tale that seamlessly jumps between high fantasy adventures, game development hijinks, and kingdom-building shenanigans.
10+ advanced chapters are out right now on Patreon!
[Participant in the Royal Road Writathon challenge] - I have a 10-chapter backlog but I'm writing new chapters at the same rate as posting my backlogs.