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The explosive isekai adventure continues with bigger inventions, tougher challenges, and even more goblin chaos as Chris’s impossible journey toward the stars enters a dangerous new phase.
Chris once dreamed of exploring space, but that future disappeared in the most unexpected way when he was reincarnated in another world as the goblin king of Rava. Now he rules over a strange army of blue-furred troublemakers who are loyal, enthusiastic, and almost dangerously clumsy.
Armed with his knowledge of technology, a mysterious advancement system, and a growing group of eager followers, Chris has transformed his ragtag tribe from primitive survivors into the beginnings of an industrial civilization powered by machines, innovation, and a whole lot of trial and error.
Now known across the land as King Apollo, Chris’s kingdom is expanding. His goblins are becoming smarter—slowly but surely—while new alliances strengthen his position and old enemies fall before his growing power. His mission to unite the scattered goblin tribes has even led to the accidental creation of a bizarre new faith: the Church of the Right Angle.
But progress comes with problems.
A growing civilization needs resources, and food is running dangerously low. To prevent his goblins from making some truly desperate dietary choices, King Apollo must lead a carefully chosen expedition into unknown lands in search of new supplies.
Their journey takes them into dangerous territory controlled by powerful orc clans, where hunting rights are decided through a brutal competition known as the Stampede—a deadly race where survival is never guaranteed.
If Chris wants to continue building his empire and keep his dream of reaching the stars alive, he’ll have to outthink new enemies, survive impossible challenges, and accept that sometimes creating a better future requires fighting for it.
Packed with inventive technology, outrageous humor, epic battles, and a determined goblin king chasing the impossible, this next chapter of Chris’s adventure proves that even the smallest creatures can dream the biggest dreams.







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