Thanks so much Wholesomepanda! I'll add it to the list and definitely take a look as soon as I have a chance.

Thanks for following and leaving a comment! Hope you find some novels that let you scratch that kingdom building itch!

Actually, taking a look at the defeated dragon novel page, it appears I put it on my to read list long ago and forgot about it... I should catch up on my old saved titles...

Hard to read beacause of slow translations, I first read it a year ago but it stopped translating and when I read it again I forgot most of the names and alot of minor events. It is a novel that is quite boring if you read it again. 

Holy Roman Empire is translated by webnovel so if it dosent get popular enough it wont be translated further than 60 chaopters

Thanks for the constructive comment Marcus! Appreciated!

I'll have to disagree somewhat on doom lord... I enjoy Doom Lord and do recommend it as well. But there's something somewhat bland about it, and not just because of the update speed. I do admit it's a bit hard to put my finger on though, since the system is well developed, the world is interesting, the characters are decent, the main city's management is neat... it's just somewhat grindy perhaps in the details? For others looking for a series though, there you have it... Might just be me, so give it a try and tell us what you think.

And good to hear the second opinion on Oukoku e Tsuzuku! I do have to give that one a try.

Wow, awesome! Thanks so much Kalamel! 

My reading list says I tried Magus of Genesis and dropped it, but I can't remember it at all. I'll add it into the list on your recommendation and give it another go.

Risou no himo seikatsu, however, I have on my wish list, so I haven't tried it before. I think I was a bit leery of the comedy tag... so few good comedies. That's a high recommendation though, so I'm looking forward to it! 

@tallrice  Thank for reception.

Magus of Genesis: Many dropped it after the s*upid display of MC in arc2, which is really s*upid, but consistent with character of MC. Other might drop it far earlier, as it's slow pace as hell. Multiple time skips, generally in seasons to a decade, between volume skips are on few decades/centuries scales. And MC is not in hurry at all, directly opposite from RTW. If I must describe him rudely and harshly, he is an epitome of beta (I hate this term, but can't find better) until push comes to shove. There is an obvious reason why it was not tagged with OP MC. If you can't tolerate this beta of MC, without development in foreseeable future, and can't ignore him despite other good-designed characters, safe your frustration and ignore this series.

Risou no himo seikatsu, What!? I just saw the comedy tag, who tagged that? Probably from manga, but most comedy are in extra chapters of each volume, you can try extra of v1 without spoiling anything except basic premise. Other than that there are just few skits and some monologue jokes, very rare. If I give it score it is 40% slice of life, 40% romance, 10% magic, 10% introducing Earth tech, no comedy or about 1-2% at most, with ubiquitous politics overlap on everything, because every single active (named) isekai non-infants characters are politically-involved in some degree. Starting from youths from nobility to foreign royalty. Only commoners actively mentioned are servants, employees, or one-time-off POVs. Author probably can sell LN about daily life of a modern councilman. 

Did you mean you know some other JP novels that fit this genre? Or that I should read more JP novels?

If you know some good ones, please tell me!

Hope you found some things you like on this list!

good jp novel and some good kr novels:

Black Corporation: Joseon

Napoleon Bonaparte 

Goblin workshop in me

Thanks for bringing that feedback back! I've bumped I am the God of Games up a bit so it appears on the first page of the list (and up a bit on my to read list).

I don't see your review though, either on the series page or in your review history... Did you forget to hit publish?