Clan Cheats

Clan Cheats — VẠN NĂNG

Ten cheats for House of Legacy (我有世家), all in one F8 menu. Money, relations,

character stats, and army recruiting.

Companion to Pregnancy Mods — they patch different things and run together.

Features

Money

• Coins never go down. Every payment the game makes on your behalf — building, wages,

gifts, bribes, betrothal presents, tuition — is skipped. Income still arrives.

Relations (automatic, while you play)

• Talking to, visiting or dealing with anyone outside your house sets that person's

relation with you to the maximum.

• The same contact sets their whole clan's standing with your house to the maximum.
• Dealing with your own people sets their mood to the maximum.
• A tick keeps this to friendly actions only, so an insult or a plot still costs you

what it should. Turn it off to max the relation even after hostile moves.

• Funding a rebel king sets every rebel king's favour toward your house to the maximum.
• The court request that installs or removes a rebel king always succeeds. A stronger

switch makes every request you put through a palace consort succeed.

One-click maximum stats

• A button per person and a MAX EVERYONE button for clan members, the spouses

married in, and the retainers — three separate lists, because the game stores

each of them in a different shape.

• Writes: Writing, Might, Business, Arts, Cunning, Charisma, Renown, Health, Mood, Stamina,

skill level, talent value and luck.

• Age is optional and off by default (a tick plus a slider, default 18), because

changing an age changes who is an adult, who can marry, and who is near death.

Army

• Private army in a fief: recruiting costs no happiness, and adds population instead

of taking it (how many people per soldier is yours to set). Disbanding still returns

happiness the normal way.

• City / province army (you must govern it): recruiting causes no discontent and

adds population. Disbanding still removes discontent the normal way.

• Optional switches lift the recruiting caps in both places.

Battle reports

• The front-line battle report refuses to close until every entry has been dealt with. A

small floating button appears while it is open — Ignore all (N) — and presses Ignore

on every entry that still offers one. Entries that need a real decision (withdraw troops,

and anything already handled) hide that button, so they are left for you.

• Also on F9, with optional "do it the moment the report opens" and "close the report

too when nothing is left to decide".

Regency

• A royal holding a portfolio administers one of the six ministries every tick, each driven

by a different one of their own stats. The Regency tab lists every royal and consort

with the portfolio they hold, hands any of the six to anyone with one click, and can max a

royal's stats so the ministry actually performs.

• Optional: a regent runs all six ministries instead of the one they hold — through the

game's own regency routine, so each still rolls its own dice.

Private army

• A Private army tab lists every camp you own - men, fighting power, loyalty, total

strength - and fills any camp, or all of them, with one click.

• It states the clash formula the game actually uses (men x power x (0.7 + loyalty/100)

against their men x their power) and, for every rival clan, whether you would win, how

many men would survive, and how many more you need if you would not.

• It never creates a camp: build one on an empty plot in a fief you hold, then come back.
• Sending them costs one press. The game's dispatch panel adds four men per click; a

floating button while it is open sends every camp's whole garrison at once (F10), with

a "send none" beside it. It uses the panel's own top-up step, so the total and the

strength readout stay right and confirming still deducts the men normally.

Vietnamese accents

The menu is written with real diacritics. At start-up the mod finds a font that can draw

them: one you name in FontName first, then a font the game has