MIYUKII INHERITANCE GAME FEAT

MIYUKII INHERITANCE GAME FEAT In a game where 10 players compete to elect a single person to receive a one-million-dollar inheritance, each participant signs a waiver to enter. The players themselves are the candidates, but voting for oneself is prohibited. Participants can form contracts with one another—if a contract is broken, the violators are eliminated. Each player receives a card with a unique ability. If a player reveals their card to another individual, they are eliminated. The only safe way to learn about others’ cards is if all players agree to reveal them simultaneously. Miyukii receives a card that grants him 20% of the final prize if he receives at least two votes, and with that in mind, he begins his strategy to win the full prize. At the start of the game, he claims to have the "detective" card and announces that if he fails to identify the player holding the "impostor" card, that impostor will receive a significant share of the prize. While preventing immediate voting, he cleverly eliminates the possibility of being surprised by a card with such a power. But not only that: knowing that there might be a card that benefits from revealing cards under certain conditions, he plants that idea in everyone's minds by lying about his own card. The "detective," by the nature of its alleged ability, would obviously benefit from identifying the impostor. Since the game is based on influence, eventually those who don’t fit this logic would become the majority and begin …