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They changed the name to what the official English release title is. It IS accurate, and a pun on how Cosette is in a game world where she's going to beat the heroine in capturing romance targets.

What's with all these "rotten personality" nobles having issues recognising the royalty they're under?

This love is assumption outside for FUKAMI kun? 😗

Writing became extremely good as of latest chapter.

He poppin' dem boners

@tae_ka_pre In the Light Novel, it's framed as the girl being anxious around people, and when she starts getting along with her classmates he becomes jealous because he wanted to monopolise her. When she winds up trying to appease him, he confronts her about how he feels, but gets upset when she...

Agh, there it is. The school arc. Just why does it always have to have a school arc!!

@kuronotsuki I actually wondered as well. According to a friend who read it in Japanese, the last page should read, "Because we're friends?" "Friends... is not the word I'd use." With an author note on the bottom-right that says, "What did Yugami mean when he said 'friends is not the word I'd...

Oh good, they actually continue this plotline. The previous chapter was rather weak.

This was unexpectedly great.

@Suckerforshipping

RIP Do-Gyeol.

Eh, I'll read it, but I wouldn't want Hijikata as my own subordinate. People who make a big show out of how unreliable they are are usually unreliable.

Disgusting F2P girlfriend pulling the SSRs. Followed & Liked.

For how much Nishikata loves dogs, it's sure sad he doesn't have one as an adult. Isn't it sad?

Whatever happened to Circle Zero anyway? These names are bit confusing. Consort Su, Shu, Liu.

Can't do much if they are released as such by the publisher. Also: Goes through the effort of having friends forge a fake identity. Reveals that identity at the first opportunity to do so.

Looks like the story is setting itself up as Baek vs Dowun, and whether the princess will elope for love but no prestige, or stay with Dowun for power.

This series took a nosedive.

Translation spotty in places, but otherwise interesting read. Not sure why they choose to go with "Louis" over "Lewis", given the latter is much more British.