[On the surface]
I’m the useless second daughter of a duke’s family, good for nothing but getting into trouble.
My older sister is the brightest jewel of the North, gentle and kind. Whenever I cause trouble, she sighs helplessly and says, “Violet, you have to behave.”
I blink my innocent big eyes and nod enthusiastically.
[In reality]
My “dolls” hide lethal poison in their bellies, and my “foolish” antics are carefully planned moves on a chessboard.
Everyone who mocked my sister for pretending to be above it all mysteriously disappeared;
Every noble who tried to use her found themselves embroiled in scandal the next day;
The count’s son who tried to take liberties with her was found mentally deranged.
My sister rubs her brow helplessly. “Violet, you’ve really gone too far this time.”
I throw myself into her arms, aggrieved, hiding the bloodstains on my fingertips.
[Until that day]
The usurper’s army surrounds us, and my sister steps in front of me to protect me.
The instant she draws her sword, I crush the signal flare hidden in my sleeve.
Every force in the underworld bows in submission at that very moment.
I wipe the blood from my sister’s face and whisper:
“I’ve played the useless fool for so many years. It’s time to let you see…”
“Your true knight.”
I'm halfway through reading it, and I feel that the author's writing style is very good, so I'll comment first. Although the novel is short, it does not make the content of the novel boring. Instead, it highlights the personality characteristics of each character and the ups and downs of the storyline, allowing readers to grasp the details more clearly and savor them slowly. Of course, it will also be convenient for adapting it into a stage play, etc. The author is very good at using conflicts between characters to highlight the character's personality (for example, after the Lake Pavilion incident (around chapter 30), by writing about the conflict caused by the misunderstanding between Rex and Loic, and finally resolving the incident, it can be seen that Rex's impulsive and possessive personality) and use this to deepen the reader's impression of each character. (I have problems with my language organization and expression skills, sorry)
It's not bad, but it's about whether my sister can do some serious things properly. It's not that she won't do it, but whether she can do it well 🤦, and then I feel that my sister is a bit neither big nor small, she's a girl, right? (If I am right) If you are a girl, some of my sister's behaviors are a bit too childish, which makes me feel that it is not something that should be done at this age (Purely personal opinion)
I really like this writing style, it's so beautiful!!!! The author is super super super awesome!!! Like!!!!! 🥰
The teacher is like a god, and his writing style is really great!
The plot of the story is good, but I just want to ask whether the two sisters are following the family line or something else [note]
It feels pretty good, but is it a love line? 🤔