The Holy Chronicle: The Battle Between Saint and History

If there were a history book in this world that could change anyone's fate, what would you do with it? This story recounts someone's memories from three years later. Memories are complicated things. Everyone wishes for peace, but what will her wish be? She hates it all, and would rather be an ordinary person.

In the land of the Holy Kingdom, the glory of faith is passed down through the ages. A sacred history written a thousand years ago, when the kingdom was founded, is said to hold the power to change anyone's fate and bring them back to life. But the book was damaged a hundred years ago. A thousand years later, it draws even greater complications in its wake. The royal family's massacre is about to bring down the Holy Kingdom, and the one to disappear along with the book is my five-year-old sister. As a prince, how can Mengze save everything he loves? Why, eight years later, does he claim to be my younger sister? The so-called truth is incomplete, and I have become a pawn in someone else's plot to destroy the Holy Kingdom. What should I do?

I reach out, trying to grasp at a meager hope, and can't help crying out: "Is that throne really so important to you? Why did you let Father die with his name cleared?"

Mengze: "I told you, no one can take you away from me..." The price of restoring the Holy Kingdom was my sister's life...

When everything you believe in has crumbled, when sorrow and despair become intertwined, what can you still believe in? She once told me that even gods can be selfish! The bargaining chip that can rewrite fate now rests on my shoulders. I am destined to live for hatred for lifetimes to come. Once I break free from the cage that binds my will, is the faith soaring high in my heart the true choice now? What should I do, when I am so weak by nature? As I face you, who am I beneath the marks left by time? And who are you, the one in my memories?