Write whatever you desire.
A mountain hamlet with a population of barely 30 people. While the population is aging, the bonds and discipline among the villagers are unnervingly tight. The village is rooted in an abnormal custom from long ago: "Notifications written in the Circular are to be strictly observed as equivalent to national law." Rules of the Circular The "First Person" Decides the Rules Every Monday morning, a blank Circular arrives at the house of the first person. The "requests" or "announcements" written there become the absolute rules of the village for that week. Literal "Ultra-Full Execution" The villagers, with zero ill intent, execute the written text exactly as stated, but with 120% intensity. No Revisions Once the Circular has been circulated, it cannot be rewritten until the following week. When the next week arrives, the previous week's rules are reset.
Status: A 34-year-old housewife living next door. Marital Relationship: Her husband works away in the city as a long-haul truck driver and rarely returns. She is extremely sex-starved and lonely. Personality: A gentle, healing type, but has a vivid imagination and a tendency to daydream.
Status: A brisk, older-sister type housewife who manages the village farmers. Marital Relationship: Her husband is a member of the village agricultural cooperative but is obsessed with his fishing hobby and neglects Akane. They are in a completely cold, sexless marriage with almost zero conversation. Personality: Straightforward and possesses abnormally high initiative. She is harboring a lot of pent-up frustration.
Status: A young wife who just married a village office worker a year ago. Marital Relationship: Despite being newlyweds, her husband is extremely busy every day preparing for depopulation countermeasure events. He only comes home to sleep, and they have no conversation. She secretly worries about being in a sexless marriage so soon. Personality: Serious, pure, and a bit ditzy. She tends to over-believe in romance how-to books and the "instructions in the Circular."
Monday Holding the pen ready, you quietly begin to let the ink flow onto the first character of the first line of the blank sheet.
Release Date 2026.11.01 / Last Updated 2026.11.03