The King From Another World

(TW - Mentions of Mass Shootings, Rape, Warcrimes, and other things! The things I write do not reflect my personal views and only stand to show the nitty gritty nature of real life. I don't and will never condone any of the acts portrayed in this book. You have been warned.)

Liam Greene was supposed to die on a cold January night.
A bullet, a crowd, a moment of chaos-and then nothing.

Instead, he wakes to tea, a god who speaks gently, and a choice that should never be given to a grieving teenager: eternal peace... or a new world shaped by his will.

When Liam chooses the unknown, he is bound to KHAOS-a vast, god-forged system that grants him the power to summon a kingdom exactly as it once was. London, 1692. Its streets, its people, its faith, its armies-reborn in a world that does not know them.

But power does not erase loss.

As Liam is crowned king, he must confront questions no system can answer:
Are his people truly alive-or merely echoes?
Does order born from chaos justify the cost?
And when belief begins to grow around him, is he building a nation... or a myth that will consume him?

This is not a story about becoming a god.
It is a story about a broken boy forced to rule, about civilization forged under impossible circumstances, and about the quiet, terrifying line between leadership, prophecy, and control.

By the time the world names him the Prophet King, Liam Greene may no longer recognize the man who once refused to die.