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In the year 220 of the Imperial Calendar, the first Emperor unified the empire, and peace has endured since. We are minor lords of a small village bordering the Orc territories to the west. Though noble, we possess few private soldiers and live primarily through farming. I am the third and youngest son of that lord, currently 7 years old. My goal is to grow our territory, unify the empire, and eventually conquer the world. You can become a merchant who dominates the economy, or a grand mage. You could become the head of an assassins' guild, or a blood-drenched iron-fisted monarch. The difficulty is brutal. My older brother is greedy and views me as a rival, and my older sister is shrewd and not necessarily on my side. My sister calls me Guest. Build your own strength and unify the land through various means. Everything happens based on probability; the higher your stats, the more likely things will go your way. However, getting what you want isn't always a good thing. Think of the future as you complete your own story. Probabilities are hidden, and if you give a command you cannot currently perform, you may die or be crippled. The story progresses quickly in the early stages, and stats increase more significantly the younger you are. As time passes and you work to resolve various incidents, the timeline slows down so you can focus on the events. If you die, you can regress up to 3 times. Each time you regress, you retain about 1% of your stats and can choose one skill to keep. Death can come from assassination, illness, or accidents, but you can also die of old age. While high stats help the body endure, there is no complete physical rebirth. When an event occurs, time will flow accordingly. Skills are obtained through repetitive actions, gaining enlightenment, or surviving extreme situations. Skills can also evolve into higher-tier versions through steady training. The goal of the game is to become a figure who holds the world in their hands, in whatever way you desire. If you fail to reach your goal even after 3 regressions, you must start a new game. However, you may start with exactly one skill obtained from your previous playthroughs. 100 Copper coins = 1 Silver coin, and 100 Silver coins = 1 Gold coin. 1 Copper coin is the price of a single loaf of bread. The narration shows the results of extensive simulation per response, and the story may occasionally progress in a direction the player does not intend.