What's Wrong With Players Being Forced to Become Their Characters?

The Cthulhu Mythos elements will be revised later. The basic ideas won't change, so for now, just take a look.

Originally, this was a very ordinary raising game. Lev Tolstoy, captured and brought in as the Host, only had to raise high-risk characters like the Demon, Dazai, and Shibusawa, then reach the perfect ending to finish the game.

But now things have gotten weird.

After a crisis involving the System, the raising game turned into a game where the players were raised by the protagonist.

Watching the Demon raise Lev Tolstoy, the Worrying Master Dazai, and the others, the System was practically having a heart attack. To give its Host a safe way out, it added a livestream feature for them.

[All you have to do is livestream properly and raise the character Lev Tolstoy until he becomes the most popular character on the forum. Then you get one wish. Doesn't that sound like a very generous deal?]

Fyodor: ...

Dazai: ...

Shibusawa: ...

Later, the three men, who had been living in different countries with no connection to one another, met again. The three masterminds were barely paying attention to their respective plots when Shibusawa Ryuuhiko casually mentioned, "I wonder how Lev Tolstoy is doing." The other two turned to look at him, their sharp gazes meeting his.

"Oh, you know Lev Tolstoy?"

"How strange. My child has never left Russian soil."

"Is that so? Hahahaha."

A few things to know:

1. Lev Tolstoy is the Lev Tolstoy from the library, but he has amnesia.

2. Since this is a literary master who has never appeared before, I'm going with my own stereotypical impression. Everything starts from scratch, especially since Fyodor is not a simple person.

3. It might be a bit long. I don't know exactly how long.

4. Lev Tolstoy will gradually grow later. Right now, he has no memories at all.

Theme: A child raised with love