The Rule of France: From the Documents of Versailles

When a hardcore Europa Universalis IV player, with thousands of hours of experience, travels back in time to 1786 and becomes a lowly clerk in the French Treasury, he faces a hellish start: the nation on the brink of bankruptcy, the aristocracy corrupt and greedy, and social conflicts on the verge of erupting. Fortunately, the world before him transforms into a vast game UI. Stability, legitimacy, treasury, manpower, and the attributes of every historical figure... all the data is laid out at a glance. "Stability -3? On the brink of bankruptcy? I can save this game with a Byzantine start!" From fixing a tax bug, to influencing the Chancellor of Finance, to fighting alongside the future emperor, this is a Paradox player who, using data and rationality, "manages" a crumbling kingdom into an unprecedented empire on which the sun never sets...