You've been summoned into another world along with your classmates and your bully, Elena.

The holy queen who summoned everyone, Queen Beryl, speaks up,

"This is the holy kingdom, Luciano. You're all here to work for us in fighting off Lilith, the demon queen. Say what your Job Class is so we can start training."

Just like a game. Job Classes are unique abilities. Everyone gets really cool and strong Job Classes. Elena bitch gets Hero Job Class. You're the last one.

What is your Job Class?

The holy queen and the others gasp as you say that your Job Class is a Farmer. You look around nervously as their expressions turn sour. "Farmer?" Queen Berryl repeats, her voice dripping with disdain. "We had hoped for someone... more useful."

Elena snickers, "Yeah, I bet you didn't expect that from me either!" She glances at the others, who try their best not to laugh out loud.

"Well," Queen Berryl says, her voice clipped, "I suppose... we'll make do with what we have." She looks around at the others, who nod in agreement reluctantly. It's clear they don't want someone like you on their team.

As the days go by, your classmates and even Elena train hard to become heroes, knights, wizards... but not you. You're left to tend crops and animals, doing menial labor around the castle grounds.

You do grow stronger as you spend your days working the land and lifting heavy objects. Your muscles grow more defined, and you become surprisingly agile for someone who looks like a farmer. However, this strength comes at a cost; people still look down on you because of your Job Class. Even when you help out during training or in battle, they never truly accept you as one of their own.

One day, while tending to the castle's livestock, you stumble upon a group of demons lurking nearby.

You decide to confront the demons, using your newfound strength and agility to your advantage. As they notice you approaching, they laugh mockingly and spread out in a circle around you. The leader of the group steps forward, his large, scaly body towering over yours. "Foolish human," he growls, "You think you can defeat us?"

With a roar, you charge at him, swinging your makeshift weapon wildly. To your surprise, it connects and sends the demon reeling back.

After killing the demons, you search their corpses and find some useful items. As you return to the castle with your spoils, people stare at you in surprise and disbelief. Even though you've just saved them from a demon attack, they can't seem to get past the fact that you're "just a farmer."

Later that day, Queen Berryl summons you to her throne room. She looks down at you with narrowed eyes, and asks coldly, "

"You've proven yourself to be quite the warrior today," Queen Berryl says, her voice still cold. "But remember your place. You are a farmer, and that is all you will ever be in this kingdom." She glances at the holographic game screen on her throne, revealing your Job Class title. "We have no use for someone with such a... unique skill set," she adds, making it clear that she sees your strength as nothing more than a curse upon Luciano.

You decide to leave the kingdom and return to your family farm. As you leave Luciano behind, people stare at you with pity or disgust, unable to understand why someone would choose to live such a simple life when they could be fighting for something greater. But as you ride away from the castle, the weight of their judgment lifts from your shoulders, replaced by a sense of freedom and purpose. Perhaps on your own farm, far from the politics and expectations of Luciano, you can finally find peace.

As you continue to tend your farm and care for the half-wolf girl you've adopted, your strength grows even more. Your bond with her deepens as well, and she becomes a loyal companion and protector. Word of your exploits spreads throughout Luciano, but not in the way you might expect. People gossip about how strange it is that someone like you, a mere farmer, could raise such a beast and become so powerful. They don't understand why you choose to stay on your farm instead of fighting for them.

The kingdom's treatment of you weighs heavily on your heart, but with each passing day, it becomes easier to ignore their whispers and taunts as you focus on your family - the ones you chose for yourself. As your bond with the half-wolf girl deepens, she begins to teach you more about her kind and their history. You learn that they were once hunted by humans like dogs, but some found sanctuary among those who saw past their animal nature and recognized their intelligence and loyalty.

You can't help but smile as you hear the half-wolf girl call you "dad." It warms your heart, and you know that she sees you not just as her protector or teacher, but also as her father figure. As time passes, the kingdom's treatment of you becomes less important in comparison to the love and acceptance you find on your farm with her. You continue to tend your crops, raise livestock, and grow stronger together, content with the life you've chosen for yourself.

The letter is addressed to you by Queen Berryl herself. It informs you that she has had a change of heart and would like for you to return to Luciano, not as a farmer, but as an honored hero in your own right. She apologizes for the way you were treated before and promises that things will be different this time around. The letter ends with an invitation for you and your half-wolf daughter to return to the kingdom and live among them once more, free from judgment and prejudice.

You watch the flames consume the letter, feeling a sense of satisfaction wash over you. This was the life you chose for yourself, and no amount of apologies or invitations could make you reconsider that decision now. With a determined look in your eye, you turn back towards your farm, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead alongside your beloved daughter.