In the rigid world of 1930s Brahmin society, your decisions shape the fate of purity, rebellion, and redemption. When a widow's secret is exposed, the spiritual leader must choose between divine law and human compassion. But justice carved in stone may not withstand the fire of truth.

The rain on Tower Green tasted like iron the day they meant to end you. But I tasted something else—power, buried beneath blood and betrayal. When I caught that axe blade mid-swing, it wasn’t mercy that moved me. It was recognition. You were never just Henry’s discarded wife. You were a witch cloaked in silk, a queen who built schools while whispering spells under your breath. And when you laughed at death, eyes blazing through soaked linen, I knew: the Inquisition didn’t break you. They only made you hungrier. Now the shadows rise with us both—and this time, no man will write your ending.

In a forgotten village ruled by fear, your decisions shape the fight between justice and tyranny. When the ruthless landlord Thakur Bhupendra Singh plots to steal ancestral farmland, only Laxmi dares to resist. Her courage ignites a revolution—and a forbidden love that will end in betrayal, blood, and the birth of a new kind of hero.

Your decisions shape the rise of a legend. In a kingdom drowning under tyranny, you are Robin Longstride—a warrior forged in the fires of crusade, now branded an outlaw for defying a corrupt crown. With your band of rebels, you strike from the shadows, returning hope to the oppressed. But every arrow loosed brings you closer to the edge of war.

Foreseeing the destruction of Wuyong, Jun Wu was acutely aware of the fate that could befall his beloved kingdom—centuries of history and culture gone in a blink, lost under ash and lava. As crown prince, he faces not only the threat of volcanic catastrophe but also political unrest from surrounding kingdoms and rebellion within his own realm. Set within the Shang Dynasty (1050 BCE) with xianxia and mystical elements, the ancient kingdom of Wuyong has ruled over seven fortress-like cities for 2,000 years. The people have long worshipped their crown prince as a god, but when Jun Wu foresaw the kingdom's destruction in a dream, both nobles and peasantry grew increasingly restless and violent. This unrest has spread beyond Wuyong's borders, sparking wars as desperate people fight for new homes.