Demonic City Builder

He was a clerk for The System. Now he has his own city.

Only, the city he's building isn't populated with humans.

Kairon spent his entire life as a clerk for The System, processing settlement applications across the multiverse. When he finally gets his own city charter, he does what any good bureaucrat would do: he reads all four hundred pages of the Terms of Service.

So why did reading the fine print call down a pillar of hellfire that roasted him, his villagers, and everything he'd planned?

A base-building dark fantasy LitRPG where the demon lord fights with contracts, not swords.

Now he's a demon lord with ten confused imps, a tower with a giant eyeball on top, and a system that doesn't come with a manual. The humans south of the mountains have already spotted him. A greedy lord is assembling a raiding party. And somewhere across the demonic plane, something ancient wants out.

If Kairon wants to survive, he'll need to build fast, think faster, and read every contract twice. Especially the ones written in demonic.

You'll love this book if you enjoy:

• A rational, scheming MC who wins through contracts and fine print
• Base-building progression with city rings, demonic rituals, worker imps, spawning grounds, and buildings torn through from another plane
• A theocratic empire that will never stop hunting him
• Kingdom building where every expansion makes you stronger AND more visible
• Dark fantasy with dry comedy from a bureaucrat who treats the apocalypse like a staffing problem

The system forgot about him. That was its first mistake.