Goshujin-sama to Yuku Isekai Survival!

Yes, since the Author of Evasion Healer has deleted his work on Syosetu, I have to put it on hold for now at least until I found out the raw of it again.
So with that in mind, I have to bring a new project to replace it for now.
So this is the one I decided to bring, I hope all of my dear readers can enjoy as the same as me, so yeah, here is it!

Prologue

Have you ever heard of a survival type of game? No, I’m not talking about the ones where you shoot each other in the forest with an air or electric gun.

It’s the kind of game where you have a physical condition like hunger and thirst, and you gather materials by gathering and mining to build a base for yourself.
It’s probably best known for those games from overseas where you collect materials by digging and cutting trees in a world made up of blocks to build houses and have adventures.

It’s not a genre that has a large number of games for home consoles, but there are a decent number of PC games available, and I’m a big fan of those games.

There are many different genres of survival games.
There are games in which you survive in a post-apocalypse world where human civilization has collapsed.
There are also slightly science-fiction-like games in which you crash-land from a wrecked spaceship in an escape pod on an undiscovered planet and survive while facing off against aliens and natives.

Some are survival in frigid, snowy mountains, others in a zombie-infested world.
There are also more casual games where you can build your own city and have adventures in a world with civilization and commerce.

I’m sorry to say that this is a pointless story.
But it’s the information I need to explain the situation I’m in right now.
I’ve gone on at length, but my point is quite simple.
I love those kinds of games.

Yes, I love games.
But…

“How did this happen…”

My name is Kosuke Shibata.
I’m 24 years old, single.
I’m an office worker.
My hobby is playing PC games, and my daily routine is to run around the town at night in my neighborhood.

What spreads out in front of me is a wilderness.
When I look back, I see a dense forest.

All I was wearing was my underwear, shirt, sweatshirt and sweatpants, socks, and my favorite walking shoes.
The only possessions I have are my phone, house keys, and my wallet.

If I have a wallet, well, I can do something with it.
I’ve got at least three admonitions in there.
If I can catch a taxi or whatever it is, I can manage to get home if I get into town as long as this is the Earth and somewhere in Japan.

“Where is this place…?”

In the sky, there are seas, land, and clouds… You can see the so-called Earth-like planets in the sky.
Yes, you can see Earth-like planets like the moon and the sun in the sky.
You can also see moon-like ones with bumpy surfaces.

And both of them are big.
Earth-like planets occupy about 30% of the sky, and moon-like planets are as big as my fist.
They’re huge.

For all intents and purposes, this Earth I’m standing on now is not that of Earth.
It’s a miracle that I can breathe without problems, and the temperature is not abnormally hot or cold.

Huh? Isn’t it a dream? I’ve tried pinching my cheeks, tensing both cheeks, and various other ways of waking up from common dreams.
I’m perplexed by the fact that it didn’t wake me up, damn it.

This isn’t such a bad situation for a game.
In a game, this isn’t so bad.
But in real life, this doesn’t make me happy…

I’m now in the middle of succumbing to disappointment.
It’s the so-called “orz”*.
However, it is useless for me to keep doing this for a long time.
Even if I remained silent, I would starve, I would thirst, I would take a shit, and the sun would go down.
There is no wildlife around me, but I don’t know what will come out at night.

*TLN: It is a Japanese based emoticon of a man pounding his head on the floor. 

These are the types of things that are dangerous at night.

I crossed my knowledge of the game with my half-baked knowledge and came up with an idea.

At night, I’m sure that there will be zombies, skeletons, belligerent wildlife, and hard to describe monsters.
Yeah, I’m familiar with them.
I mean, it’s