Shogun Trainer

You take a Genshin fan-fiction premise and hand the player a straight power fantasy: as Chief Administrative Officer of the Shogunate, you carry the Talisman of Eternal Courtesy, a bureaucratic-sounding object with one job — bending Raiden Shogun to your will.

The setup is thin but functional. There's no war to win or mystery to solve, just a position of authority and a magic talisman that turns obedience into a mechanic.

Day to day, you run Raiden through duties, training sessions, and choices that nudge her responses one way or another. It plays like a slow corruption sim dressed up in puzzle-and-management clothing, more about watching her attitude shift over time than any single scene. Multiple endings mean the daily grind actually adds up to something, even if the administrative-officer framing never stops being a little absurd.