The old manor is like a gilded prison, shrouded in the shadow of the fictional Victorian era.
Maid Leia struggled in the quagmire of survival, passively enduring the turbulent and aggressive obsessions of several people in high positions.
She was sober and self-possessed, not surrendering her feelings to anyone, nor making any choices. She just watched with cold eyes as a group of souls tossed and torn between desire and restraint.
The strict class has built an insurmountable wall. No matter how many hot thoughts you have, it will never be able to withstand the reality created by the times.
Everyone's obsessions were in vain, leaving only boundless pain and a tragic fate from which there was no escape.
Hale, the gloomy and forbearing butler who holds the real power of the manor; Isolde, the manor heiress who is bright and dignified, loves and hates paranoia; Marquis Ashcombe, who is accustomed to controlling everything; Duchess Wayne, who is powerful and aloof; and Sir Karen, the royal guard who is iron-blooded and whose emotions are affected by her.
They hold power, and the dark thoughts of confinement and possession have arisen in their hearts, but they are ultimately unable to break the shackles of identity.
[Reading Tips] It is based on the Victorian era. It has no fixed CP. The heroine does not choose any role. It contains multiple episodes of restrained aggressive ambiguity. The main plot is class oppression and the tragedy of human nature. It is not an adaptation of real history.
Concept: In a Victorian elevated manor, Leah, the lower-class maid, is trapped in the cracks of life, facing the strong and aggressive obsessions of those in high positions. She does not accept anyone's admiration, does not make a choice, and watches the struggle and suffering of many souls. Class has formed an invisible wall, and all the passionate thoughts are finally left with pain and failure, leading to an unsolvable tragic fate.