History at the Library

otic novels, she was the worst when it came to real men.
Perhaps if it was a novel, it was debatable, but in reality, she would probably be the innocent bystander that suffers between the fight of giants.

Like that lady right now.

“Ugh, ha…….
Please don’t hasten me by tightening like that.
No matter which gentleman you embrace, your reaction remains the same.
It appears you were born gifted.”

Ha, how pitiful.

Vivian felt no jealousy, rather all the compassion possible swept into her heart like waves and overflowed.
If it were a novel, she would have enjoyed it, but in reality, wasn’t this merely a sewer? Even if it was the Emperor and the Duke, this was a bit excessive.

Though she shouted her love, what returned was remarks about how she was a prostitute, or how her body was vulgar, or how she embraced any man she came across, and more.
They were people who went mad in order to wind up their partner.

They act in such a way even when faced with sincerity.

It was malicious and the absolute worst.

Just because you had a mouth and had the ability to speak didn’t imply you could say everything you wished.
Though she did not know their specific circumstances, there was one thing she was certain of.
Being Duke Bron didn’t grant one the right to step on another’s sincerity.
She couldn’t understand what part of this Empire’s men was so likable – she found this behavior abhorrent.

In order to live happily, it was better to choose the man who gazed at only one woman like she hung the moon, regardless of their status level.
It was alright to be poor because she could earn money.
A sweet and gentleman was the best.

However, that was that, and in conclusion, she had obtained material for her novel.

The most popular Duke Bron as the male protagonist and his Majesty, the Emperor, as the second male protagonist would be the best-case scenario.

Also, it seemed like a kind, angel-like, quiet female protagonist who wasn’t subjective and easily moved would be the best choice.
That way she could easily express the conflict between the two men and be swayed by each of them.