Nation Building: Methods for Solving Impossible Problems in the Case of Alan Reed

When I woke up, I was in a vast grassland. And thus begins the story of Alan Reed, a former Japanese person who has been transported to another world. A mysterious shoulder bag and its contents. The world map I thought I had packed inside somehow has only three continents with oddly strange shapes. And the encyclopedia I don't remember putting in there is way too useful, but due to my usual habit, I accidentally drank the bottled mineral water I brought along—no matter how much I drink, it always refills itself, always staying completely full. What the...? I've ended up in an unknown place, but aren't my belongings a bit too convenient? Plus, at some point a griffin became attached to me, and thanks to the amazing prey it hunts and brings back, I've somehow accumulated money without even trying. I do meet girls—really unremarkable girls... well, I mean, they're all incredibly beautiful, but they're all just so unfortunate in some way... So anyway, for some reason, I'm living a life that's working out a bit too conveniently for me. That's my story, yes.