Sawatari Takeru was suddenly teleported to a remote village in a different world. He immediately shouted with joy, “Hyahaa! Another World Teleportation! I’m the Hero!”, he then went to the nearest store, sold all his belongings and purchased an iron sword, then to the Adventurers' Guild and took a Crazy Dog Subjugation Quest. He stormed out of the village and fought the dogs… and got pwned in return… easily. Just as he was about to die, a female Adventurer saved him. She introduced him to a safer job as a laborer for a farmer. The dream of being a Hero is over on day one.... more>>

After a week of work cleaning cow dung, he discovered that Japanese letters is considered sacred text in this world and used in official documents. Thus he applied for a job in the local government office and was made an assistant secretary. As he worked in the office, he tried to reproduce modern inventions in this world. He found that in the surrounding area there were the resources to create Gunpowder. Thus, with the help of his superior he began developing explosives for mines, then muskets and cannons. Eventually he started up a company with s*ave girls as employees selling soap and crepes.

At the same time, the kingdom was threatened by the rising activities of monsters and Takeru’s superior suggested to the capital to use their firearms to fight back, but the knights just laughed at them. To prove them wrong, Takeru raised a volunteer army from s*aves and farmers to exterminate the threat. <<less

There was once an ordinary and remote village to which a man, who had no relatives, appeared. Since then, everything has changed. Labor became pleasant, people stopped starving and became healthier, resulting in population increase. On top of that, the village started to flourish in trade. A time of huge change and considerable turmoil was about to begin, a revolution that no man could turn a blind eye to.... more>>

In the ancient bronze era, even more distant than medieval times, a certain blacksmith was yet to make his great effort. <<less