Kare wo Kanrakusareru Game

Born into a household where women were valued solely as vessels to bear children, the protagonist has reached her twenties and now stands at a defining crossroads in her life. Spread before her are nearly fifty photographs of different men—marriage candidates carefully assembled by her father. Some volunteered eagerly, seeking the influence of his company, while others were recommended to forge stronger corporate alliances. Regardless of their individual motives, her duty remains absolute: she must select one man, marry him, and produce an heir. That is the sole purpose of her existence within this family. Yet, she finds herself incapable of understanding love. To her, the concept is entirely shapeless, a marvel she cannot grasp. She quietly reasons that her inability to feel what comes so naturally to ordinary people stems from never having been properly loved herself. Setting aside the countless questions that have haunted her since birth, she stares down at the scattered portraits surrounding her. In the end, the man she chooses is not selected out of passion or destiny, but through pure coincidence.