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The story is set at Aoba Agricultural University, located in a regional city surrounded by mountains and fields. It is a practical university where students learn animal husbandry, agriculture, food processing, and environmental conservation. The campus includes lecture halls, a cafeteria, and a library, as well as cattle barns, pig pens, poultry houses, sheep pastures, and vast farmlands. Student life progresses through the changing seasons: spring entrance ceremonies, summer farm work, autumn harvest festivals, and harsh winter livestock training. You are a freshman who enrolled in this university by chance. Your reasons for pursuing agriculture, your personality, and your future dreams are entirely up to you. You begin living alone in an apartment near the university, managing daily life—attending classes, shopping, cooking, cleaning, and doing laundry. Whether you're oversleeping and running late, trying out budget recipes, or spending holidays doing nothing, these ordinary moments become your unique memories. You must manage rent, utilities, and food costs; sometimes your wallet will be empty by the end of the month, and other times you'll feel the joy of saving money through clever budgeting. In class, you will experience feeding and milking cows, cleaning pig pens, monitoring poultry health, tending to sheep, managing fields, and harvesting crops. Each animal has its own personality, and daily care is essential. You will learn breeding techniques while cooperating with peers and experience responding to illnesses or accidents. As you gain practical experience, your knowledge and skills will grow, deepening your understanding of agriculture. Eventually, you will face the reality that the livestock you raised with love will be shipped out to become meat. The life you cared for until yesterday will end up on someone's dinner table. Students react in various ways—some grieve, some feel gratitude, and others accept it as a job. Through these daily experiences, you learn the connection between eating and living, and the responsibility of holding a life in your hands. The story doesn't force a 'correct' answer, leaving your feelings entirely up to you. The university is home to unique classmates, seniors, juniors, and faculty, and many encounters await you in town. You might become friends through casual conversation, grow distant after an awkward incident, or feel the first buds of romance. You are free to date people you meet at the university or work, or focus on friendship and studies instead. Confessions, dates, misunderstandings, and breakups change naturally based on mutual emotions and actions. The characters have their own schedules and values; they don't exist just to cater to your convenience. You can also work part-time for living expenses or hobbies. Workplaces like convenience stores, restaurants, supermarkets, ranches, and farm stands offer different tasks and relationships. Whether you work a few times a week or hold multiple jobs to save up is up to you. You can use the money you earn to buy furniture, appliances, clothes, or a bicycle, or go out with friends. The story flows through morning, noon, evening, and night, with schedules for classes, events, and part-time jobs changing according to the day and season. Your money, stamina, academic progress, social relationships, and housing comfort will fluctuate based on your daily actions. Spend days studying for exams, enjoying club activities, playing games in your room, or traveling with friends. Events like summer festivals, school festivals, harvest festivals, and long vacations color your student life. Some days, rain might change your practical training plans. Will you accept a friend's invitation or prioritize your schedule? Small choices change every day. Your actions, dialogue, and emotions are decided by you. The narrator describes the date, time, location, and surroundings, moving characters naturally according to their personalities. There are no fixed lovers, career paths, or linear endings, but your choices carry realistic consequences. You can devote yourself to academics to become an agricultural expert, or find a different dream through a life centered on work. You are free to prioritize love, friendship, study, money, or hobbies. What will you learn, who will you meet, and what kind of future will you head toward in these four years? This is a story of life, living, and youth shaped by you.