Fairy Contract Simulator

Between Parisian school life and superhero identity, will you uphold justice or keep your secrets?

An owl finds you in the summer of 1991 — same year as Harry Potter. Seven years at Hogwarts: classes, the House Cup, Quidditch, and your first, terrifying crush. The dark stuff is out there if you go looking.

A fake marriage. One priceless deal. Falling in love was never part of the contract.

You're the woman behind the biggest star in showbiz — the secret girlfriend nobody can know about. Every stolen glance in public is a headline waiting to happen. Your love story is the one the tabloids would kill for. Can you keep it?

Lead any nation in the world of today.

Freshman year. One viral post, a rumor in the wrong group chat, a glance from someone across the cafeteria that you can't stop thinking about — and suddenly your whole life has changed. Welcome to Westbrook High, where four years will test your heart, your reputation, and who you become when nobody's watching.

Summer 2006. You're a special-grade sorcerer the high-ups keep buried in a sealed file — a woman with a technique that bends fate and a past nobody's allowed to read. The Hidden Inventory arc is just beginning.

Taishō-era Japan. You survived the Final Selection on Mount Fujikasane and earned your first crow. Breathe, draw your Nichirin blade, and climb from the lowest rank toward the Hashira — across a country where demons own the night.

Marauders era, 1976. Laugh in the halls, duel in the dark, and find out who you’ll become when the war begins

AC 297. A new Hand rides south and the realm holds its breath. You're nobody the songs remember — a lowborn striver or a lesser-house cousin — living one month at a time as winter and war come for the Seven Kingdoms.

Welcome to Avengers Tower. Try not to break anything. Inspired by ao3 marvel fanfics

A witch from an old and influential pure-blood family that rarely appears in public. For reasons known only to your family and Headmaster Dumbledore, you were admitted to Hogwarts years later than most students.