How A Realist Hero Rebuilt The Kingdom Manga Volume 6

With the intense conclusion to the war against Gaius, the warrior king, the long period of conflict that transpired from the civil war comes to a close. Amidonia now occupies the capital of the Principality, Van, and Souma sets about preparing for the challenges that await him in a post-war world. "This is where the king's real work begins." Using an unorthodox plan, Souma aims to win the hearts and minds of Van's people. He keeps the importance of his comrades, who he has grown closer to during the war, in mind as he takes his next steps as king.

A STORM APPROACHES An invitation from the godbeast, Mother Dragon, takes Souma to the Star Dragon Mountain Range to attend the Contract Ceremony, where contracts between knights and dragons are formed. There, he meets and befriends flightless dragon Naden, who has always been taunted for her inability to fly. But Souma’s attempts to make her realize her own value are rudely interrupted when the Mother Dragon prophesies impending disaster—an unforeseen calamity is about to strike the Star Dragon Mountain Range, and Souma’s caught right in it!

Treachery upon Intrigue upon Deceit! The war between Elfrieden and Amidonia continues, with Souma and Co. being held off outside the enemy capital. With personal loyalties and strategies being put to the test, is victory really within sight?

"O, Hero!" With that cliched line, Kazuya Souma found himself summoned to another world and his adventure--did not begin. After he presents his plan to strengthen the country economically and militarily, the king cedes the throne to him and Souma finds himself saddled with ruling the nation! What's more, he's betrothed to the king's daughter now...?! In order to get the country back on its feet, Souma calls the wise, the talented, and the gifted to his side. Five people gather before the newly crowned Souma. Just what are the many talents and abilities they possess...?! What path will his outlook as a realist take Souma and the people of his country down? A revolutionary transferred-to-another-world administrative fantasy series starts here!

The Gran Chaos Empire is the largest nation on the continent and the leader of the Mankind Declaration, a united front against the demons. Amidonia uses part of the text of that declaration which states, "The moving of national borders by force will be deemed inadmissible," as their shield, borrowing the might of the Empire to demand the return of their capital, Van, but Souma refuses. And so, negotiations begin with the Empire's envoy, Jeanne, the younger sister of the Empress. "We do want to enter an alliance with the Empire. A secret one." With the tempest of war behind them, the goals of the different nations send sparks flying in the seventh volume of this transferred-to-another-world administrative fantasy series!

The Subjugation War Begins! With supplies carried, plans made, and alliances forged, Souma's mission to subdue the rebelling nobility has begun. With a pocket full of tricks, loyal subjects, and modern knowledge, this should be easy! Well... not if you want your civilians to escape unharmed. Or if adventurers keep treading across the battlefield. Or if your nosy neighbors think this might be the best time to launch an invasion of their own. Still, rational thinking will prevail... right?

With the talks to relinquish Van concluded, Souma returns to the Kingdom to meet face-to-face with the primary culprit of the rebellion, Georg Carmine. When Souma presses Georg about reasons for committing such a crime, the man remains silent. Refusing to talk, and no recourse left, the once famed general is offered “poisoned wine” as a means of atonement... Following this, Castor Vargas, the remaining culprit in the rebellion, is put to trial. “What do you think is the appropriate judgment for fools who raised the flag of rebellion against me?” Souma’s treacherous allies promptly call for the death penalty. However, in order to protect what he must, Souma makes a decision that calls into question his determination as king.

Restructuring an entire government is exhausting work. But despite an agenda of rest and relaxation, Souma's day off with the girls provides anything but: rebelling retainers, natural disasters, and the threat of war all await. Can Souma keep up without succumbing to the stress?