: Elvira continues to push Rozemyne toward noble maturation. She encourages Rozemyne to dissolve her remaining personal contracts. While Elvira’s motives are partly about protecting Rozemyne's reputation, they are also aimed at advancing the printing industry by removing limiting personal agreements.
: Fans have noted a humorous yet meaningful subplot involving book production. To keep Rozemyne's obsession with Ferdinand under wraps, Gil and other retainers had to manufacture two versions of certain books, switching out illustrations where Ferdinand was the model for the male lead to avoid scandal. : Elvira continues to push Rozemyne toward noble maturation
In this chapter, the narrative focuses on the aftermath of Rozemyne's eventful first year at the Royal Academy and her return to Ehrenfest. The primary conflict stems from the intersection of her commoner past and her noble present. : Fans have noted a humorous yet meaningful