This is the first simulation game you've ever played. You'll receive a random character and identity, then live out a perfect life.
You've heard that your starting stats will determine how the game unfolds, so you decide to roll for the perfect start.
Now you can enter the game.
[First Playthrough] You are the emperor of a feudal dynasty. You know that an emperor needs brains to keep the court officials in line, or else he'll end up a puppet.
And so...
The newly enthroned emperor dislikes hot weather. The entire palace is damp and chilly, and servants often slip on some unknown slime in his bedchamber. Luckily, His Majesty is kind and never punishes them for it.
But... the emperor likes to be alone, so why are there soft, sticky, tendril-like shadows behind his curtains?
What, exactly, is their emperor?!
[Second Playthrough] In a world where people are no different from machines, if you want to be the best employee, you have to make yourself like a real machine. And so the ultimate wage slave is born.
The newly hired female worker is efficient and durable, and the factory manager is very pleased. People are expendable, but of course it's even better when they can be made more useful.
But why does he keep feeling that someone is watching him lately? Whether he's eating, sleeping, going out, or spending time alone, it feels as if a pair of eyes is fixed on him.
He thinks he knows...
So that's where that employee's eyes are! To know what the boss needs right away, she put her eyes here with him!
[Fifth Playthrough] In a world of swords and magic, do you want to become a legend? A hero? No, the ones people sing about from one generation to the next aren't heroes. They're the angels who forever bask in glory!
But when the hero carries the Demon King's head to the top of the tower, why does he see countless eyes in that radiant light?
What are those?
Oh, they're the angel's wings...
[Third Playthrough] The Nest
[Fourth Playthrough] There Is a Monster in the Sea
Reader's Guide:
1. Strictly speaking, this is no-cp, but there will be chaotic romantic interest and special relationships that appear as the plot requires. If that bothers you, please don't read. (It's so hard to pick a genre...)
2. The protagonist is mildly chaotic and evil, not a perfect good person.
3. The author's writing skills are limited.
Theme: Effort always brings rewards.
