During Gawain transmigration, a little problem occurs.
After hovering in the sky above the land of a strange world for over hundreds of thousands of years, he realizes that perhaps his transmigration is completed by acquiring a physical body.
Never did he imagine that he would have to guide the body out of a coffin after going through great difficulties to obtain it, only to come face-to-face with his two extremely shocked great-great-great-great... great-granddaughters, and also—
Be thrust into a world that's the verge of its era’s end.

According to the law, when a noble lineage affiliated with the royal family is removed from the records, the royal family has the right to reclaim the property of this noble lineage and reassign it to others. Subordinate vassals who were loyal to the previous noble should, under normal circumstances, pledge allegiance to the new leader—however, this is not mandatory, but rather a moral and customary requirement. The King has no authority to interfere with the vassals of vassals, so whether the followers of the old leader will swear allegiance to the new master often depends on the new leader's skill. In fact, the ability to make the previous generation's vassals swear allegiance to oneself is an important standard by which to measure whether a noble possesses adequate strength and prestige, at least in Anzu.


Chapter 345 - Chapter 344: Day of Allegiance