The prince is a little boy no older than 8 that mostly behaves in a way that he believes is expected of him. He is being pressured by his mother and his sister. He is still an impulsive brat, but since he is young and unable to fully comprehend the consequence of his actions, I will forgive him. If he were older than 13, I'd be less understanding.
Edit: He is no older than 8 as Blondina said he is half her age. She is 11. I say eight because she could be slightly exaggerating.
She isn't the best fortune teller, but a couple of her "predictions" were right.
There might be some hidden meaning behind it, like maybe they'll find out he has a half sister...
if you paid attention, you'd know that his father had ordered to kill his sister secretly right after she was born (she was left in the woods by his attendant, so it's not certain she's actually dead). So he actually did have a sister...
He actually has a sister. :)
Who will the fl end up with?
You're right, sorry it's been a while since i've read this so i forgot ╥﹏╥
I don’t know if you notice it too, but the fortuneteller resembles Alexander. The hair and the blue eyes. The expression of the fortuneteller is also quite similar to Alexander in some angles. :)
*quite similar to Alexander’s father
It's not his place to make Ian to do anything he doesn't want to do. Ian isn't obligated to paint just because he's good at it nor is he obligated because Nick isn't good at it. It's frustrating to see someone that you know can do great things choose not to do them, especially if you feel like you can't do great things, but it's Ian's choice. It's a foolish choice, but Ian's choice nonetheless.
Nick's attitude looks like it comes more from jealousy than actually caring for Ian. I'm not saying he doesn't care at all, but...
Laurence/Lawrence is the blonde woman in chapter 31.
Wow i was a little lost because I thought lawrence was a guy?? Thanks
3 possible answers if you want them. Just my thoughts.
1. In these types of stories, minor characters are generally not that smart for the authors convenience. The rumors say she a boy and why would a rumor like that exist if it isn't true? They expect to see a boy so they see one.
2. They think that she is a younger boy. In the time period/setting it isn't uncommon for older nobles to keep young boys around as a "hobby." Even the Archduke thought she was like 15yrs old. At that age it is entirely possible for a boy to still have a high voice and a boyish/neutral frame. Despite what we imagine in our heads, we don't know what Chloe's voice is meant to sound like. I imagine her voice as very high pitch, but it could be lower and more neutral sounding. Also, she said herself that she was boy. In the public's mind, what reason would a young girl have to lie about that? She dresses like a boy and her loose fitting clothes make it easy to miss her breast as they are small. The tailor asked if she was a boy or a girl in the first place because of her loose boyish clothes. He, and many others, originally thought that she was girl but asked anyway.
3. Their prejudice ideas of homosexual relationships rationalize that it makes sense that he would have feminine traits/mannerisms. It's a "hobby," to them (manhwa's words not mine). Loose clothes hide her breasts and her voice is unknown to us. The author mentioned the prejudice a couple of times.
This translator used "fetish," but the usual ones used "hobby" which to me fits better.
To me #2 makes so much sense and fits very well with the time period to say of what the manhwa seems to take place
In regards to #1: Due to the type of setting it would be natural for people to asume she's a young boy tho. As females during this type of time (if this story setting goes by our world's standards that is) have always had long hair and from what I know it was not acceptable for them to have short hair (unless braided to the back of the head or such). Hence why, due to her androgynous looks and lack of overly visible chest, she's seen as a boy quite easily.
I do think her feminine mannerisms should throw some clues (her general behavior isn't exactly boy-ish nor is the way she carries herself, imo), but I don't think servants and whatnot would care or have time to pay attention to that anyway. I doubt it's because they are conveniently dumb. It might just be a lack of interest, especially since the person in question is of lower status than them. That usually yields a none-caring attitude in many regards.
Somehow, my blind ass missed the horror genre tag. I'll see what happens
Okay... I think this relapse in Seungho's character development has gone on for long enough. Can my baby please get his name cleared already?
Could the grand sorceress have reincarnated herself as Cecile, but couldn't keep her past memories? Maybe she's the daughter of the grand sorceress which could possibly explain the missing/imaginary/illusion maids.
Libertia has gorgeous dresses. Istg if I was isekai'd (isekaied?) into the body of a rich noblewoman, one of the first things I'd do after freaking out is play dress up.