@Geohie
I simply refuse to believe that she just waited around for years - even as a child - doing almost nothing but standing by for the worse case scenario to occur. This is not how it works, because the prospect of hanging concentrates the mind wonderfully and doesn't exactly allow you to...
@Tearsax Even your simple explanation feels like a mess. Please don't blame us for pointing out the author made a mess out of the plot by piling on shit haphazardly.
I'm totally lost now. I have zero idea what is going on anymore.
Was there ever a map shown in one of the earlier chapters? Because this work seriously needs a bloody map to even take a lick some of the geopolitics presented here.
This is what I like, a title going into some detail that shows that there are actual people living the world, managing a country at that and not a single person. It's great.
Using standard terminology it's not the position of 'Crown Princess' but 'Princess Consort', as she is marrying into the royal family and not the other way around.
Could we please stop with such retarded circumstances of people dying? The family of your significant other came and beat you to death because he died in an accident, really? This is so retarded.
I appreciate the fact she treats the serious seriously, as in no matter how she re-shuffles the puzzle of the original's death it doesn't fit... and it should worry her.
No wonder she tells everybody to keep a gun to her head. Seeing a real monster each time you look into the mirror can keep anyone awake at night.
Some may say she is overdoing it, but knowing now what she already knew really puts things into perspective.
@MRain Pretty much this. How are "advisors" blatantly trying to railroad you into something not flying out the window? The Duke just sitting there and taking it is a clear sign of weakness.