Meant to Raise a Princess, Ended Up a Citizen

While playing the new Princess Maker, Kkulrober said to the daughter character they first met, "I'm going to raise you as a princess, right?"

Kkulrober thought, "Of course I'll raise her as a princess, so dignity must matter most," and considered options such as warrior, mage, and painter when choosing a job.

After judging dignity to be the key element for raising a princess, they planned the week, allotting time to earning money through activities, receiving education, and resting.

Kkulrober said, "For now, let's include exploration," and added exploration activities to the upbringing plan, aiming to widen her freedom and build new experiences.

When she ran into a dangerous monster while exploring, they chose a strategy of avoiding it with a spray. Afterward, they felt the need for better equipment, saying, "Next time I should bring a knife."

Kkulrober bought clothes to manage the daughter's appearance, had her take lessons by visiting a mathematician, and tried cooking activities as well.

But soon the game advised, "Your daughter can't take preparation at her level yet." The content did not match the stage of growth she had reached.

Looking at the result, Kkulrober remarked, "Not bad."

As the game moved into the ending scenario sooner than planned, Kkulrober assessed their own work: "But I raised her really well, you know. I really kept to the warrior route."

The scenario arrived before she had grown sufficiently, and the parent expressed regret, saying, "The rest is a bit disappointing."

On the game's ending screen, the daughter had become a townsperson rather than a princess. When her mother asked, "What are you doing?" the daughter replied, "Please wait until I come find you again."

The mother responded, "Who are you?" Kkulrober interpreted the ending as the result of having her do too much housework: "I'm cooking all kinds of things."