Starting to Practice Swordsmanship from the Rural Area of the Second Dimension (1-323).

Summary

In Chapter 1, General Cheng reflects on his life after crossing into a two-dimensional world, where everything appears like high-definition animated characters. He practices swordsmanship, completing a quota of five hundred swings, and contemplates the nature of his existence in this world. He has a point allocation system that allows him to enhance his attributes, but he finds it limited to damage, agility, and life. His cousin Taro questions his decision to attend high school in the rural area, where General Cheng believes he can better acquire energy for point allocation through hunting and eating. In Chapter 2, General Cheng explains to Taro that the countryside offers opportunities for hunting and fishing, which are essential for gaining energy. He recalls his initial experiences with the system, noting the challenges of managing his strength as he allocates points, concerned about potential injuries from increasing his attributes.

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