Phield awakens within a medieval realm after transmigrating from his previous existence, discovering a world where Divine Chosen powers manifest exclusively among women—each blessed with wildly different supernatural abilities. Relief floods through him momentarily before his useless father and vicious stepmother begin plotting his exile to a desolate, monster-infested wasteland. Yet his troubles extend far deeper. Corruption has metastasized throughout the empire—perhaps infecting the entire world itself. Tyrannical nobles, dark elf cultists, unspeakable horrors, and insidious schemes all converge upon Phield with relentless and brutal intent. Very well then. If this world demands ruthlessness, Phield will oblige completely. He casts aside every pretense of morality and weakness. His sister's prosperous territory? He'll claim it through force. His younger brother's peaceful pastoral domain? That becomes his possession as well. These struggling non-human civilizations, stripped of resources and protection? He'll seize their most precious treasures—the divine beauties themselves. The consequences reverberate across all kingdoms: The Elf Queen wails: "Where is my World Tree?!" The Human Overlord roars: "Where did my treasury vanish?!" The Demon King demands: "What befell my entire succubus legion?!" Phield's verdict echoes clearly: this rotting world deserves complete destruction.