Miss Strange Tales RPG

You're a seasoned RPG player. One day, you receive a game disc called "Secrets: The Young Lady and the Ghost Stories."

It says, "Experience the life of a noble young lady, with the rules of a ghost story." You can't help being tempted.

Then the game starts in an empty mansion, with a young lady who's nearly starved to death inside.

The first rule of this ghost story is: No eating or drinking unless served.

You decide not to indulge her, and discover that the young lady starves to death.

The bad news is, you discover that you've been transported into the RPG and become the starving young lady. You brought your phone with you, and the game interface is still there. In other words, without servants, you either starve to death or break the rules of a young lady's decorum and get erased by the rules.

Anyway, after all the chaos, you survive and find a letter from your father, along with a forty-eight-hour countdown until he returns home.

One thing is certain: if he comes back, you'll die.

After finally completing the task and erasing the countdown to your father's return, you discover that you're actually in a game of conquest, and the nearest ghost-story lord is about to set his sights on you.

Of course, He might not get to you in time. He'll have to wait in line.

Your father plans to arrange a matchmaking meeting for you in a month, so your tutor will arrive in half a month. In two months, there's a gathering of ghost-story lords. In three months, it's your mother's birthday banquet. In four months, your brother will be passing through and staying with you. In five months, your newborn younger brother will be entrusted to your care. In six months, your father will finally find time to assess your young-lady skills...

But none of that matters. As long as you keep passing the tests on the young lady's dining etiquette, posture, history, language, and music, and become a proper young lady, you'll obtain an item that can return you to your original body.

Is it really that simple? After you return to your human body, how will you face this world, which is gradually being consumed by ghost stories?

[When the story is told from the protagonist's perspective, it uses the second person, "you." When it's told from someone else's perspective, it uses the third person as usual.]

Theme: Don't believe in feudal superstition, and don't play games carelessly.