See?
It’s hard, to tell the truth first.
It’s not that I was forced to do it, but my sister’s will! Oh, my gosh!
This was the answer to the problem of taking care of the children.
Syl-sama and Celius will continue to love each other like this way!
Readers were relieved.
But I am Octavia.
How can I do that?
In other words, in the future, I will probably have to have children through a strategic marriage, or, more precisely., until I have a baby, and give it to my brothers.
Women were 20 years old, regardless of their status, they get married. From then on, from 3 to 4 years from now. It’s about time for me, too. By the way, I’m a princess, but there’s no one who would like to be my fiance.
As a country, when I’m ready to marry, it’s so that I can marry someone I can expect the most. That’s how it feels. Let’s take a look at the history of the royal family. There were some instances where conditions are met and a few couples married because of love.
Usually, they were married strategically. When they get married, they have to be at least one boy and one girl.
In my case, I’m probably the next king and the girl who would take over the generation.
When she gives birth to a third child, she says she can only raise it on hand.
You know, we’ve been like that for generations.
The darkness of the BL royal family that I couldn’t understand from the Syl-like perspective of the original novel after becoming Octavia!
The first prince of Esfia, from generation to generation, loves his girlfriend too much (He don’t want any lover other than him) so that his sister could marry (Ah, previous generations, the previous generation, and the previous generation, without exception, are politically motivated) and his children were…
–and now that I am a party,
Damn it!
That’s the only way to do it’s all I can say.
Don’t I have any freedom? Well, what if I were someone who can only love girls?
… this, you know, isn’t going to be finished.
Even if that were the case, well in my case, I would give up my love and marry a man in a strategic way.
Yeah, this was BL’s world. It’s a world where men and men were a match for each other.
Me 。 My sister was one of the ways to solve the opportunism that protects the world.
In other words, for the happy ending, the royal family was connected to the heroine, Syl-sama. Who was a man, to be forgiven even for his loved ones, and to be able to inherit blood from them, to be able to raise their children properly?
In my previous life, I was excited about the love between the two main characters. I think it’s okay to have an Esfia inheritance problem because I have a younger sister. Good job. Love. I was confused.
And when I tried to be like my sister, I realized…
My brother, you’re the first prince and the next king. The world is BL. So if you can’t change your decision to marry a man — well, have a baby!
That’s why…
It’s the weight of the succession problem that I feel when I’m in my sister’s shoes!
I’m thinking about it these days.
I heard that it’s good to have polygamy, like the School system and Harem system.
In today’s sense, I was absolutely against cheating. Harrem, who was polygamous, was rather disgusted.
But in the system of crowning the crown, unless men have any problems as seed horses, isn’t Harrem a pretty good system for solving inheritance problems? It’s my duty to have children.
In that sense, Harrem is wonderful. It’s really amazing.
Our Esfia should also build a palace next to the castle!
See?
It’s hard, to tell the truth first.
It’s not that I was forced to do it, but my sister’s will! Oh, my gosh!
This was the answer to the problem of taking care of the children.
Syl-sama and Celius will continue to love each other like this way!
Readers were relieved.
But I am Octavia.
How can I do that?
In other words, in the future, I will probably have to have children through a strategic marriage, or, more precisely., until I have a baby, and give it to my brothers.
Women were 20 years old, regardless of their status, they get married. From then on, from 3 to 4 years from now. It’s about time for me, too. By the way, I’m a princess, but there’s no one who would like to be my fiance.
As a country, when I’m ready to marry, it’s so that I can marry someone I can expect the most. That’s how it feels. Let’s take a look at the history of the royal family. There were some instances where conditions are met and a few couples married because of love.
Usually, they were married strategically. When they get married, they have to be at least one boy and one girl.
In my case, I’m probably the next king and the girl who would take over the generation.
When she gives birth to a third child, she says she can only raise it on hand.
You know, we’ve been like that for generations.
The darkness of the BL royal family that I couldn’t understand from the Syl-like perspective of the original novel after becoming Octavia!
The first prince of Esfia, from generation to generation, loves his girlfriend too much (He don’t want any lover other than him) so that his sister could marry (Ah, previous generations, the previous generation, and the previous generation, without exception, are politically motivated) and his children were…
–and now that I am a party,
Damn it!
That’s the only way to do it’s all I can say.
Don’t I have any freedom? Well, what if I were someone who can only love girls?
… this, you know, isn’t going to be finished.
Even if that were the case, well in my case, I would give up my love and marry a man in a strategic way.
Yeah, this was BL’s world. It’s a world where men and men were a match for each other.
Me 。 My sister was one of the ways to solve the opportunism that protects the world.
In other words, for the happy ending, the royal family was connected to the heroine, Syl-sama. Who was a man, to be forgiven even for his loved ones, and to be able to inherit blood from them, to be able to raise their children properly?
In my previous life, I was excited about the love between the two main characters. I think it’s okay to have an Esfia inheritance problem because I have a younger sister. Good job. Love. I was confused.
And when I tried to be like my sister, I realized…
My brother, you’re the first prince and the next king. The world is BL. So if you can’t change your decision to marry a man — well, have a baby!
That’s why…
It’s the weight of the succession problem that I feel when I’m in my sister’s shoes!
I’m thinking about it these days.
I heard that it’s good to have polygamy, like the School system and Harem system.
In today’s sense, I was absolutely against cheating. Harrem, who was polygamous, was rather disgusted.
But in the system of crowning the crown, unless men have any problems as seed horses, isn’t Harrem a pretty good system for solving inheritance problems? It’s my duty to have children.
In that sense, Harrem is wonderful. It’s really amazing.
Our Esfia should also build a palace next to the castle!
