Aleister Starts Running a Group

Classic amnesia start, what makes DM end up frequently? Career construction is messed up, what makes the protagonist skip levels every day? Why is it a big success from the beginning? What does it mean to have a big failure at a critical moment? I don't understand~ Turning the dark dice determines the direction of the story. "My name is Aleister. If you don't mind, you can call me Alai." The young man who was reborn in time lost his memory, and everything in the past was bound up in many conspiracies. He was determined to find his own way in this seemingly chaotic world. "He is both a bard and a summoning warlock. One writes the ending, and the other tamperes with the story. It's just such a mess." Alai stood on top of the world and smiled politely. "But no matter what, I will not marry you!" Looking at the creatures chasing after him, Alai jumped off the top of the mountain and chose to run home. If he could do it over again, Alai swore that he would never open that red love letter, so that he would not end up like this, but... Looking at the beautiful figure blocking the transmission channel in front of him, Alai wiped the sweat from his head and said with some embarrassment: "Well, how about we go back together?" (This is a DND-like world with many private settings. Please forgive me. In fact, most situations are just a matter of rolling dice, six points for kingship, three points for conspiracy, and one point for love. Probably)