Hunting Cinderella

"If the blacksmith fails to hammer a nail, the monarch will lose a kingdom." When nursery rhymes from countless centuries ago sounded in the mouths of children in the lower city, someone put a holographic invitation in the cookie basket of Gingerberry, who was wearing a torn hat and an oversized windbreaker. "Dear Gingerberry, congratulations on your admission to the Lennarkin Royal Noble Academy in Uptown." On the back of the invitation are densely packed rules: 1. The camp is divided into nobles, commoners, and neutral. 2. Common people's winning conditions: Pretend to be nobles and eliminate all nobles 3. Nobles' winning conditions: see through the civilians pretending to be nobles and eliminate all civilians 4. A referendum will be held every month. The loser will be deprived of all chips and become a pariah. 5. Players can organize collective activities to identify people in the hostile camp. 6. Once cheating is discovered, you will immediately become a pariah and lose your game qualifications. Note: Neutral players can be co-opted. Players on both sides are requested to co-opt as many forces as possible. Gingerberry: "..." Nervous, where did the fraudulent advertisement come from? She was inexplicably pleasantly surprised. Until not long after, she woke up and became the daughter of a certain congressman's family in the uptown district. She owned countless servants, treasures, property, and was sent to school. ……You rich people are serious! Gingerberry was greatly shocked. The clock struck midnight, and the first event arrived as scheduled. Guests were coming and going, their clothes were fragrant, and the handsome young people were swaying their chips on the gambling table with a graceful attitude. Someone said: "Classmate Jiang, come and play?" Gingerberry: "Let's play a few games." Laughing to death, I can't understand it at all. But who said you can't play if you don't understand? *Mary Sue, heartthrob, (weak) wits, the main theme is still emotional love. Purpose: Don't just look at people by their appearance, look at what they have done