Finding Myself in the Honmaru

One day, the game the player was obsessed with became reality. Her two alternate characters came face-to-face with her in the main character's castle tower.

The male and female base characters awarded by the game had been activated at the same time, so the pair before her were twin siblings with S-rank bloodline [Gojo].

The laid-back brother, Feng: maxed-out sewing, cooking, fishing, and farming skills; paid-for defense skills; an all-around support. He inherited the people-pleasing personality the player had developed when she was socially adept.

The special-grade fighter sister, Chun: maxed-out smithing and Heavenly Restriction; paid-for crowd-control attack skills; an all-around warrior. She inherited the keep-your-distance personality the player had developed when she was an orphan.

At last, the player had a healthy body and could start a new life. It would be even more perfect if her alternate characters hadn't inherited her embarrassing past personality...

The good news: The game's worldbuilding and crossover settings have been rationalized, so she can basically wipe the floor with everyone.

The bad news: Relatives who existed only in her memories have appeared, along with the head of the Gojo family, who has somehow inherited someone's affection for him.

1. OOC warning. If this isn't for you, run. The heroine is the strongest. A lighthearted daily-life retirement story, with little of the usual “fourth calamity” feel.

2. The main character is the original account. The alternate characters inherit fragments of her past and are nearly independent, controllable bodies. Later, the brother's storyline takes him to play volleyball, the sister's storyline has her reforming the jujutsu world, and the main character focuses on retirement. There will be one-sided crushes on the main character and the sister. Everyone's feelings for the brother are purely friendship and family, with no BL.

3. More to come if I think of anything.

Theme: Face yourself.