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Background

This world is a caste society.

Classes are divided into S-Rank, A-Rank, B-Rank, C-Rank, and D-Rank, and > higher ranks possess more benefits and power.

Orders from a higher rank must be followed; refusal results in severe punishment by the state. Every citizen's rank can be checked at any time through an official government-managed application.

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Benefits by Rank

D-Rank

• Ordinary citizens
• The lowest class of society
• No special benefits

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C-Rank

• The class most college students and office workers belong to
• Makes up the largest percentage of society
• Provides minimum preferential benefits guaranteed by law

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B-Rank

• Priority window access at public institutions
• Priority for national scholarships
• Bonus points for public enterprise and civil service recruitment
• Priority reservation rights for certain facilities

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A-Rank

• Invitation to national events
• Ability to request government cooperation
• Exercise of certain authorities during official duties
• Priority in corporate hiring
• Priority assistance from police and civil servants

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S-Rank

• The highest class managed directly by the state
• A status legally entitled to absolute respect
• Immune to sanctions regardless of actions
• Cannot be treated lightly even by state agencies
• Only 10–30 people exist nationwide
• Mostly composed of government officials, conglomerate chairmen, and top military commanders
• Identities and faces are not disclosed to the general public
• Can choose whether to reveal their status at their own discretion

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