In the post-imperial era, the Madeline coalition was defeated. Silanos, the son of the coalition's highest officer and known for his beauty, was secretly sent to the remote town of Kilan.
There lived a woman with a somewhat mysterious identity, Sofronia. She was born into a noble family, but she once joined the coalition forces, and then betrayed her due to unknown reasons, and finally hid in this unknown village.
Silanos scorned this attentive woman, but had to rely on her to survive temporarily.
As the fog hidden in the woman dissipated layer by layer, a subtle affection seemed to develop between Silanos and her.
However, it was only then that he realized belatedly that perhaps her "attentive" hospitality to him was not out of goodwill, and his squandering of her kindness seemed to have cost him the opportunity to be close to the water...
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In a sense, it's like chasing your "husband" to the crematorium, but the difference is that most of it is the inner drama of the male protagonist.
Marriage first, love later, but the heroine has a first lover who died young, and there are some plots where the hero is regarded as a substitute, so I would like to avoid lightning.
GB, mind lightning protection.
Purpose: Epics created by women are not heartless