For Certain Reasons, the Villainess Noble Lady Will Live Her Post-Engagement Annulment Life Freely - Vol. 1 Ch. 7.5

[MangaDex]

 

[icarushector]

Oh they're cute. Squabbling over biscuits like children.

 

[Yamibi]

QT!

 

[Kumenbi]

Can I ship them?

 

[tempJKI]

Thank you for the translation!!

 

[Cya]

They are so cute together..

 

[Fran1212]

I still don't like him, the knight is like a
100 times better than him, but whatever we all know how this is gonna play out 🤷

 

[mammaria]

i do ship it

 

[Rayster]

Ahh So cute~ I feel that their personalities are quite compatible

 

[Pocky8]

Haha, the fight over cookies 🤣

 

[Psychronia]

Not much to say here. It's cute, and there's a nice moment of friendly chemistry.

 

[BrambleBee]

Thank you!

 

[firosahoge]

> wants to be lazy
> has to save the world first

 

[Mah_Buddy_Keith]

@firosahoge
>wants to save the world
>has to be lazy first

 

[Sesrin]

Omg so preciousss

 

[AbuHajaar]

Nurse uniform hype

 

[Azure_1802]

Ship is forming...

 

[Pokari]

What government official, when realising they need an inconspicuous spy, goes "Oh, my son will be great for that!"

This is the most ham-handed way to set up his character's story that I could think of. It would be much more convincing if it was on the prince's own initiative.

 

[Walter_vi_Britannia]

@Pokari Well, back in the day, during the middle ages, young princes WERE sent to the middle of the battlefield to fight for their countries and lead armies...so it's not that weird. If you just read some Shakespeare you'll understand how lawless those days were.

They used to be quite paranoid about loyalty and stuff, so this sort of thing did happen.

 

[Pokari]

@Walter_vi_Britannia:

I was thinking more about the problem of the "inconspicuous" part. And there's a huge difference between being seen to go out and do "glorious" things, as you describe, and intentionally blackening one's reputation and ruining one's future prospects for the sake of having a minor geopolitical chess piece in the meantime...

...Nonetheless, if the king was sold to us as a natural schemer with an dark streak and a penchant for cruelty, I could totally accept it. But that's not the way it came off to me at all. It felt like a complete plot contrivance from a pretty bland wall-hanging of a "king," the shots, as a ham-handed attempt to take moral responsibility off of the shoulders of the prince.

It's totally fine if you read it differently, that's just how it came across to me. (For what it's worth, I enjoy this series overall. I just felt it broke my suspension of disbelief here.)