Originally, that’s how a sub works.
It’s a lot of fun. Vivian grinned and began to write a brief summary in her notes.
It would be better for the emperor to realize his feelings for the female lead just before he was stabbed and beca a cold body. Because it’s more pitiful.
So the wicked walk out of this world. The dead have no words, and the female lead vows to eternal love with the male lead without realizing that the emperor loved her forever.
And the happy ending of living happily for a long ti….. it was a scene that could not be seen without tears in terms of the Emperor, but Vivian was rciless to her creatures. It was just fun.
The Power of the Wicked!
But Aiden, who was staring at Vivian’s writing, asked, “Have you ever t His Majesty in private?”
“Ye, yes. no?”
“Which is it?”
“I’ve only seen him from a distance!”
It could not be said that she had peeked at the Emperor’s affairs in front of the Grand Duke. Vivian shook her head and denied any eting.
It wasn’t a lie.
She’s sweating. As soon as she said, In fact, the man with the aweso energy written in the note is no other than His Majesty the Emperor!, no matter how indifferent the opponent is to others, he will not laugh and move on.
“But why?”
“I feel like if your majesty gets a sense of justice, it will be just like this.”
“…you’ll be blinded by love and self-indulgence, and short-lived?”
What kind of abuse was that? Vivian was just imagining the future developnt after seeing the affair of the day, but she didn’t expect to hear such criticism from her brother.
“You still look a little dangerous.”
Aiden retorted as if he were talking about sothing else. Still, it was his only bloodline, and the evaluation was very poor.
She seed to know Cardel.
Vivian did not confirm the relationship between Cardel, Emperor and Duke Bron since that day. It was because she was busy accepting the changes that ca to him.
I’ll have to see you sooner or later.
Vivian looked at the notes thinking so. Swinging her tongue at her excellent character analysis skills, she quietly changed the word ‘Emperor’ to ‘Archduke’.
If it were the Grand Duke, he could have been blad instead of treason. It is because male artificial n like to bury people with their behind-the-scenes operations.
Well, even if it’s published as it is, I don’t think he’ll ever read this book.
No matter how popular Perdi was, awareness itself was still not good.
Why would the emperor take the ti to read sensual novels when even the aristocrats are criticized as if it’s the end of the world?
But even if they curse on the outside, everyone buys it secretly. Just look at the sales figures…
Vivian did not forget to change ‘The Duke’ to ‘The Count’ just in case.
This resolved the whole scandal. She looked down at the note with a proud face and looked back at Aiden.
He frowned softly with a suspicious face, because there was a mixture of feelings of seeing it again. Eek, Vivian hastily looked away and said.
“Ray.”
“Say it.”
“You’ve read my notes before and now, so you know what I’m writing this ti, don’t you?”
“Of course.”
Hmm. Well, then. Vivian stuck out a note to him, speaking up.
“How does the male protagonist behave in this situation?”
“A rogue… classic.”
“There were bullies in the past, there are now, and there will be.”
“Why does this woman get into trouble every ti she gets a chance?”
“Oh. My god. That’s not the point! It’s a classic but cool scene.”
Vivian expressed her condolences to the vulnerable hostess, who gets into a quarrel at every opportunity. A man or a woman can be easily jealous and hated.
But that’s all right. Male lead ca across it while passing by, so she’ll save you in a cool way. Even if everyone in the world hates you, he will protect you as male lead!
Vivian nodded, muttering to herself an excuse she didn’t know who she was giving to. Aiden seed to be mulling over her notes, and shortly afterwards, he grasped them and recited them one by one.
“As far as I know, the male protagonist has a miserable past, is emotionally very dry, and seems to be ard with laughter and tenderness along with a pretense to hide it. Am I right to understand?”
“Yes, that’s right.”
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