This is a mess. They're in university and they have this much drama going on? I'm in college and the only drama I got going is turning in my homework a minute before its due time.
Hahaha every story set in uni is always full of drama, meanwhile I'm here not sleeping due to homeworks wondering when the hell they have time for drama
Yea when I was in college there was no time for stupid drama, only studying and drunk video game nights (づ￣ ³￣)づ
This story seems good, but there's so many questions I have. First, why does the ML have to call the imposter princess "highness"? Its not like he has to, she wasn't anyone important to begin with and by calling her that he's basically letting her believe she is the princess. Also, the FL seems kinda meh, she seems to cater to everyone's want when technically she doesn't have to listen to the imposter since she is the servant of the commander but she's always going back. And if that secret passage was supposed to be only known by the real princess and commander I would think it'd lead to a secret place not somewhere where the imposter princess and head maid would be. Also, I think the FL has something to do with the princess, hence the similar names and the sudden mention of brown-something to wash off hair dye in the beginning, like, why would that be brought up when they were talking about food?
I think fl is the real princess who got reincarnated.
That's what I thought. My theory was that the FL was the real princess who somebody changed her hair color and knocked her out, but then when they showed the real princess's body in a coma, it canceled my theory. But now I think the real princess had died they just don't know it and now she's the FL.
Wait a minute could it be that the real princess is actually the fake one and the illegitimate child(main character) is the real princess?? Like you said why would they mention that ou could dye your hair? She could be another “child of god” as well... and remember when she was on the bed and that main with the purple hair said her eyes resemble someone in a empire/kingdom or something?
I'm guessing to keep up appearances.
Spoilers
Anyways, based on the spoilers, the real princess is the 8th life of Lucien. She can't remember because it's the rule. The real princess in coma hidden somewhere.
- To keep up appearances. He needs to call the fake princess "Your Highness" so no one can catch on. There are servants everywhere--hell, the FL is a personal servant now. So in order to make sure nothing's wrong, he needs to act like she's the real princess.
- she needs to cater to everyone's needs in order to survive. She's only a mere servant, and she's in a palace. She needs to like, not get in trouble. She's also a spy technically so she can't exactly draw attention to herself. On top of that the ML has seen her before so she needs to make sure he doesn't realize she saw him killing the duke and stuff.
- Like the other comments, I assume the princess was her 8th life! But, if she's in a coma and she's not technically dead, why would she be in a different body? Wouldn't that mean the "princess" is technically dead? I don't know, but I do feel like the princess was her 8th life.
She's also trying to be a spy to save the gillbert? Gill-something blonde kid. So she really needs to lay low and gather information the old dude wants in order to save her.
Thanks for the explanation everyone! There's another thing I'm curious about. Is the real princess (not the FL) married to the blonde guy? If not, then where is her parents in all this? Do they know she's in a coma and that there is an imposter princess? Or if they are dead, was he her caretaker or something?
No. she's not married to the blond guy at all.
IDK about her parents at all.
The blond guy is the reincarnation of the boy who Lucien helped in the past and that's why she was punished. I think in this timeline he is her knight/friend.
When she got into coma, she was in the middle of life and death, and her soul split two. One left in the princess and second in Lucien.
spoilers ahead:
Lucien meets the real princess and she wakes up from coma only to tell her to finish the curse cycle and she then dies. Then their soul became one and all the real princess's memories then transfers to Lucien.
Ooooh ic ic, tysm<3
np! (⌒▽⌒)
Since it seems like this might drag on, can someone please spoil it for me and tell me who she is to him or how the story will go? I don't want to face so many frustrations.
This is a spoiler, go for it. I didnt understand a single alphabet. If you understand anything do give me a heads up as I only know what I read in the comments section
Man, if only one dollar bills were actually worth that much gold.
The beginning was a bit confusing as they were repeating the same name but the female lead didn't seem to make any connections with the name. Also, I'm gonna be so pissed if the female lead's dad suddenly abandons her because of that unknown childOverall, the story is too cute
Ikr!
What is the name of the manga that is being featured on some of the pages?
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/koi_ga_ochitara/
I think it's this one!
Stopped reading the novel a while back, but finally there's a manga! I never imagined the black hair dude to look like someone from Dragon Ball Z.
So does he like to be...dom? I'm a bit confused.
Yeah, maybe that's why he's getting more curious about the empress now. She keeps shaming him.
Lol thats-
AAAAAAAAAAAAA IM NOT GONNA LIE I WOULD LOVE THAT especially since he’s a damn brat istg he deserve to be shamed, pisses me off sometimes smh
I guess I understand why she can't do anything to the bitch, because of the Emperor, but can't she do a little damage, like just a little itty-bitty bit?
I don't know much about the olden times, but are maids able to enter their master's chambers as they please? Do their doors not have locks? And don't they usually have guards posted at their doors? Can someone explain, thanks.
hmm from the couple of similar setting i've read, doors are usually unlocked and would only be locked when mc or a character does something in secret for the maids/butlers to efficiently serve them... I mean, if it's always locked the ppl would worry and get suspicious. Nobles (in stories) pretty much rely on servants for everthing that includes daily necessities and such