What I love about this is the female protagonist had a passion for medieval times...the knights, kings/queens, the appreciation of nature and art, but wasn't too keen on the dirt and unsanitary environment (me either) so after being successful in science and taking part in anything medieval in the 21st century she descided to delve into virtual reality and create her own medieval world and characters. I really like the fact that the world is of her own making, and its kinda ironic that th game creator gets stuck not only in her own world but actually wanted to switch to a noble because being a slave was too much effort...even though she wrote the slavery into her world. I like the idea of working my way up but I get wanting to skip to a comfortable setting. Anyway I laugh everytime she calls the male protagonist her baby even though in some sense he is as well as the other characters, then she goes and call the yundere like prince her baby but he doesn't get the same treatment. I mean I get it he kills all of the lovely Duke's (Edward) people while he's gone and always covets new things that don't belong to him, but wasn't that how he was created to be? Whose really at fault here? The weird thing is how she creates work out machines for the knights I just think those are too close to modern times, but the washer isn't that bad. Also even the Duke's little fiancé is interesting...I never would have thought she wore wigs.
I Choose the Emperor Ending