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Private Hueng Min Park is nearing the end of his 17-month conscription in the Republic of Korea Armed Forces. He finds himself constructing Quonset huts in the DMZ, despite their apparent lack of purpose. Hueng Min is frustrated with the wastefulness of the project and the incompetence of the higher-ups in the army.
However, he finds solace in his passion for strategy games, city builders, and agricultural simulators. He spends his free time researching and learning about economics, finance, history, philosophy, politics, and old technology.
Hueng Min is a highly intelligent and knowledgeable person, but his interests are not advantageous during his military service.
One day, while he overhears a group of non-commissioned officers planning to celebrate their return home, a bullet hits him, and his consciousness fades.
Suddenly, Hueng Min wakes up and realizes he is in a different body that of the Heir of the Barony of Fargo Aron Von Fargo in an alternate world with a new set of memories.
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After reading this novel ofcourse it's to early but still, I have to say that it is a pretty good read overall, especially considering the world theme. The author has clearly done a lot of research and the way they've blended that research with fiction is impressive. The attention to detail and accuracy is admirable and definitely adds to the book's appeal. That being said, the one area where the book could have been better is in terms of story development. While the plot was intriguing and kept me engaged, I did feel like there could have been more character development and a deeper exploration of the story's themes. However, this is just my personal opinion and may not detract from other readers' enjoyment of the book. Overall, I would highly recommend this book to anyone interested in the genre. The author's dedication to accuracy and the well-crafted world-building make this book a worthwhile read. I would give it a rating of 4.8/5, which is still a highly commendable score in my book.