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It's a TL error. The raws say "foolish Prince"

Exactly! Personally, I also like there are real negative consequences to his actions. Also his marriage is just so cute and wholesome.

Nah, that's just him being well read on the politics. Farah does not appear in the game at all and the timeline of the game is way in the future with the stereotypical academy setting. Keep in mind he skipped most of the game story in favor of the territory management and character growing...

She studies for double digit hours a day learning both Magnolia and Renalute royal curriculums. She didn't have time for a childhood, she is already well aware what this marriage means and why it's happening. Despite being a child, she is already fully capable of political maneuvering thanks to...

In Magnolia, a Marquis is equal or even superior to a Duke because they are allowed actual Knight Orders and independent/direct action. Strangely enough even Dukes in Magnolia are only allowed small detachments for personal security. The requirements for the marriage partner were Imperial Royal...

That's exactly why Norris's plan is so stupid and simply won't work. But Norris isn't smart and is blinded by his ultranationalism. More will be revealed in later chapters. Remember that part of the terms of the alliance between Magnolia and Renalute is a marriage to a royal or equivalent...

She is actually a very strong-willed person. IIRC

For those wondering what the reincarnator girl's goal is IIRC

Small tidbit that was cut from this chapter but might show up in some sidestory: Diana also went into the hot spring with Reid but he sends her out to meet Rubens wearing just a yukata. Reid felt Rubens was infuriatingly slow (a total coward really) with Diana so he decided to give them a...

IIRC the raws said "A big castle!"

Peeking at the webnovel, it seems what Harold was actually about to say was "I already have Erica!" The misunderstandings continue to pile up.

I hate to break it to ya but after skimming the WN,

It's basically the trope of fathers hating their daughters for "devouring the mother" but gender reversed, or more broadly it's the "child who killed their parent" myth/trope which also makes him an ill omen. She had to hold someone responsible for her spouse dying and Kyousuke had just been...

Okay people, I went ahead and looked up the WN just to answer this question. Obviously spoilers