A Guide to Pretending to Be Good

A little princess with overwhelming martial prowess pretends to be a delicate young lady in front of her father, who values literature over the martial arts. The heir of the Marquis Who Guards the Nation, equally formidable in combat, pretends to be a frail scholar to allay the emperor's suspicions. The princess and the heir put on acts for each other while scheming to get their hands on one another's family fortunes. In the end, they join hands to rise from the fall of their kingdom and establish a new golden age. The little princess goes from a princess of a fallen kingdom to the founding empress. Since the author has always liked the woman to be stronger, the heir can only look forward to becoming the male empress. Theme: Flowers and trees that face the sun are the first to welcome spring.