@justforamin
Don't worry, your english and grammar is amazing!
And in NO WAY am I trying to start an argument or disagree, simply further specify my thoughts.
So what I was saying is that usually, someone as expressive as Litia (at least in inner personality) will show that with their body language. A peppy, optimistic, and ignorant person can usually be spotted with their body language and what they express.
The male leads who are supposed to be among the most powerful and knowledgeable all hold positions where recognizing body language of others is important, so ergo, they should be good at it.
But for some reason, every movement Litia does is pertained(viewed upon) as graceful, elegant, kind, and selfless. I'm not going to into ethics and morals because she has every right to be selfish and owes no one anything, but that's besides the point. Litia's actions aren't viewed as is (doing what she wants to do as a fan of the novel and handsome guys) and it's almost as if her airhead self combined with her pitiful situation seem to block the male leads from being able to see anything more, which I find extremely curious.
I do like that you imply that this leads an open pathway for Daniel to understand her on a profound level, different from the other leads, certainly ups the romance. Of course, I look forward to seeing how such a ditzy main character has to deal with such a fragile body, as well as all of the misunderstandings created during these beginning chapters.
Also, (this has gotten long but oh well!) I truly hope the male leads care for her platonically, I don't desire any broken hearts, they all seem like good people (Herrace and Daniel are..... nice enough... I guess 😅) so I also agree with you on that front(point/topic).