[System + pure romantic tension + no CP in the main story + salvation for the Police Academy group + female lead with chaotic alignment]
[The female lead never actually suffers! Whenever she seems to suffer, she is just pretending. She enjoys thrills and challenges.]
Uesugi Haruka, a modern female scholar obsessed with criminal psychology and game theory, awakens after a bizarre car accident as the sole heir to Japan's top zaibatsu, the Uesugi Group: a twelve-year-old girl who never existed in the original story.
She awakens with a unique ability called "Simulating the Future." She can revisit fragments of non-plot characters' memories from the past 72 hours as if flipping through a file, and can also take a decision in the present as a "loose thread" to simulate more than a hundred possible branches of the next seven days.
This gift should have made her unstoppable, until the first time she used her ability on her "father." Instead, she saw him in a secret meeting with a man bearing a crow insignia, along with a warning in the System's icy voice:
[Deep connection detected: The Uesugi family is a major financial hub and talent reserve for the Black Organization. You have been designated a priority subject for observation and recruitment. Mandatory plot point: Pass the organization's evaluation within 30 days. Simulated outcome of failure: 99.7% chance of family destruction, 0.3% chance of personal survival.]
To stay alive, Uesugi Haruka made the calmest and most reckless decision: she would step into the darkness of her own accord, turning this seemingly fatal predicament into the greatest game of her life.
Generally speaking, it's okay, but the AI assistance is too heavy. The plot is okay, but it may be due to lack of results and the cutscenes are a bit fast. It's barely finished. Many details are not developed and the characters are a bit too flat. It's okay for a newcomer.