The background is an era after the European Middle Ages. The male protagonist Chadman is the second child of the aristocratic Haddon family. He has an older sister and lives in Haddon Manor in England. The heroine Gracie was born into a family that was not wealthy but could live freely. There were three sisters and one brother in the family. Rosen, Gracie's childhood playmate, confessed his love to Grace when Gracie was 18 years old. However, Gracie was forced to go to London for two years due to the worsening of her grandfather's illness and her father's job transfer. After arriving, Rosen already had a fiancée. After meeting Chadman at a banquet, Chadman, who originally thought there would be no further contact, met Gracie by chance while relaxing by a lake, and the two began to establish a connection. Forced by their father, Chadman and Chadman simply broke this feudal idea and were forced to break away from their father's control and settle down in London with Gracie to live a happy life.
Small print ①:
Gracie: No, no, Mr. Harden, you better not be too nice to me.
Gracie: There are many who are proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting...? Or an outstanding noble lady will be your best candidate...
CHADMAN: If I don't do this, without you in London, what's the point of it all.
Small print ②:
CHADMAN: Of course it's all for you, Mrs. Haddon.
Gracie: You have to listen to me too.
Chadman: I will always listen to you about being sincere to you.
Intent: It is popular in Europe that men are superior to women. People agree that women are born as tools for marriage, but the male protagonist is willing to listen and take care of her feelings for her. If it is just because men are superior to women and he cannot continue to love her, what is the point of everything?