N-Fold Life is a high-freedom adult game. Once players set a goal, the System generates quests based on it.
There are four types of quests: side quests, encounter quests, romance quests, and timed quests.
Jumu Zhizhou is a "conquer-the-world" player whose goal is to unite the world and ascend the throne.
In her first playthrough, she names herself [Shenya] and draws the identity [Abandoned One]. She starts with a gloomy debuff, but that doesn't affect her gameplay. She launches the "Night Swallows Kyoto" and the "Zenin Clan Massacre," dealing a crushing blow to the jujutsu world and earning the title of "Worst Curse User." In the end, two high school students kill her.
In her second playthrough, she learns from her mistakes and takes a different approach. She becomes the new generation's songstress, with countless admirers. Just as she's secretly brainwashing people with her singing, her lover from the first playthrough shows up with their child.
She already has an heir, but hasn't even seized the throne. How can that be acceptable!
At the start of her third playthrough, she investigates the cause of her death in the second playthrough, following the trail from the Mikado Building to Beika City. She goes from being a Golden Rabbit to an undercover agent in the liquor factory...
In the end, she succeeds in reaching her goal and ascends the throne, although this isn't quite the kind of throne she had in mind.
Please Note:
1. Original settings take precedence over canon. The heroine is universally adored and has a player's mindset.
2. The timeline follows the events of this story, so it's best not to scrutinize the original timeline while reading.
3. The game's playthrough system only lets you continue from where the previous playthrough ended. You can't return to an earlier point in time.
4. There are quite a few anime crossovers. Many are only brief cameos or contribute a setting, so you can still enjoy the story without knowing them.
Theme: Keep moving toward your goal.
The heroine won't hang herself from the tree in Shi'er, right?
Hehe, it's been a long time since I've read an article that puts so much emphasis on players' thoughts. I like it!
I want to say that the real person character is broken, but I don't know where it is broken. The first time I saw it, I thought it was broken, but the second time I looked at it, I didn't think it was broken. It feels weird.
Matsuda means well, but Kamiya doesn't need it
If it's a special level, isn't there only one ninety-nine at that time?
There is a scene, it looks very much like the scene where Guilty Crown draws the sword.
To be honest, every time I read a cursed fanfic where ordinary people come out to cause trouble, I get annoyed (not targeting the characters)
Cry, no one cares here...
Big update! Please!
Big update, don't be fooled!!!