The Solitary Hero Marquis Dotes on the Oppressed Duke's Daughter
Alexis, a knight celebrated as a "hero" for his achievements in war, is granted the title of Marquis. By the royal family's arrangement, he is to take a fiancée. Having no interest in love, he desires a "white marriage" (a platonic, in-name-only union) and chooses the notoriously ill-natured Duke's daughter, Liserotte, as his bride-to-be. However, upon meeting her, he discovers the rumors are far from the truth—she is a kinder and more sincere woman than anyone. As the two gradually grow closer, Alexis one day visits Liserotte and witnesses an utterly unexpected scene. This is the doting love story woven by a knight who knew nothing of love and an oppressed young lady.
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The characters are flat and bland. The FML is *offensively* flat with no personality. Past chapter 5 it just gets worse, so I’m dropping.
Why is my first thought "Who's going to have to pick up all of those papers?"
Disregarding the fact that normal life would indeed be impossible.... she'd be bedridden from fever and inflammation.....
I like this ML-centric POV 👌
This is great and I hope to see more of it
Just... straight mayo?
Dang started reading a chapter too soon 😢
seems nice! I will read more
Toast with butter and cheese is the best way to have toast,
I prefer mayo