Hiro lived by a single belief: people are easy to control, as long as their weaknesses are understood. After his death, he awakens as Hans Friedrich, a young prince of a kingdom rotting from within—crippled by conflict, hypocrisy, and long-ignored corruption.

When his father chooses another son as Crown Prince, Hans does not feel anger—only confirmation. This system is unjust, and justice has never been enough to fix it. So Hans turns to what he knows best: manipulation. He exploits the greed of nobles, pits laws against one another, and quietly watches the kingdom begin to devour itself.

Yet every collapse he engineers gives birth to a new order. Fear turns into obedience, chaos into stability, and the people’s hope slowly centers on him.

Now trapped in a role he despises, Hans faces a bitter truth: he is no longer trying to destroy the kingdom—he has become its foundation.
“He planned the kingdom’s downfall. The kingdom chose him instead.”