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Guild of Gold: Merchant King's Handbook

WALKTHROUGH TO BECOMING A MERCHANT KING IN A FANTASY WORLD Nikos Aarav die and get transmigrated into another world. Using the 'Merchant System' he aim to get a comfortable life and not too forget becoming wealthy like in his previous life. In this new world, he goes across kingdom and continents; diverse beast-kin kingdom, nature beauty elf kingdom, dive inside a mountain lava of dwarf kingdom, floating kingdom of winged creatures, even go to a demon king palace. And many more secret and undiscovered territory. Claiming this new world as his money making machine. It all began with a single thought: "In this world, I want to live a comfortable life and have the freedom to do whatever I like. To go on adventures, fight monsters, and getting rich," he pauses, smirking to himself, "well maybe dominate the world on the side, just a little bit." with a carefree shrug, he walks away. NOTE: This story start slow and comfortable pace. However slowly but surely as the volume progress, it will begin to reveal how modern economy knowledge can enable someone to control the global economic power of kingdoms, continents, and the world.

Nile_Ra · 奇幻
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106 Chs

Reaching The Black Market

Nikos, along with his group, Marielle, Liriel, and Jarek, approached the small gate made of strong steel, which Nikos had visited a few days ago.

Coincidentally, the receptionist behind the counter was the same one who had helped Nikos when he bought his golden cards, the female centaur.

The receptionist immediately recognized Nikos from his striking appearance. "Oh, it's you, sir merchant, good morning," she greeted with a warm smile.

"Morning," Nikos replied.

The receptionist noticed that Liriel, Marielle, and Jarek were wearing magic collars on their necks.

"Are you here to buy another golden card for your slave, sir?" she asked.

Nikos smiled, "That's right, I want to buy a golden card for my subordinates."

The mention of subordinates felt weird to the receptionist, since rarely did slave owners refer to their slaves as subordinates, but she decided not to think too much about it.

"For how many people?" she asked.