Fighting the world with vegetables in his hands.  All throughout Mill’s childhood, he had heard about the Thousand Islands, the mythical place where islands exist that will give you powers and treasures if you conquer them.   His father was obsessed with it to the point that he abandoned his whole family to follow this fantasy.  Mill’s life was destroyed after that. Now at eighteen, he was alone, with his family either dead or missing.  Building his life after that was hard but he had to.  But a series of conspiracies and long held destiny whisked him away from his normal world into the world that he always believed to be a fantasy, the Thousand Islands.  It should be a new beginning and new life for him. To start somewhere new, in a world full of possibilities. But for some grand reason, that world was out to hunt him, with his death the only solution to stop the end of times.  He is not a hero. He refuses to die for the world. The world owed him enough for all the tragedies he had experienced. He will not let himself be a sacrificial goat to their twisted games.  He chose himself but the world chose him — to die. With the world out to get him, he either has to die or to conquer the Thousand Islands to gain power to defend himself. But there’s a problem. He is a vegetable cultivator, and he only had vegetables as his weapon. Vegetables are indeed an essential and powerful addition to one's life, but was it powerful enough to conquer and defeat the world?