This is an atypical historical biography.
The protagonist Sophia was an unpopular noble in the Northern Principality. She grew up in a monastery but was arranged by her father to marry the then fledgling chief knight. However, the two men who were set up as pawns were not content with their roles. When the Prime Minister usurped power, her husband quickly became a high-ranking knight and tried to get rid of his father's influence.
After being deceived, deceived, and used, Sophia transformed. She is no longer someone's daughter or someone's wife, but herself. In the end, Sophia participated in the planning and execution of a series of events that had an important impact on history.
Its author, "I", comes from a parallel world similar to yours. There, "I" was a historical researcher. Therefore, what seems so novel to you is real to me.
This book is not a novel, but a historical study of the "tyranny era" that is important in "my" world.
"I" will quote a large number of historical facts, unofficial history and letters to present the "Grand Duchess Felicity" who really existed in history, and use her as the center to restore the appearance of the palace's power struggles in the tyranny era.
"My" description will be based on historical research, which may not be friendly enough for readers who are accustomed to novels. But that's exactly what "I" do: write the truth.
Intent: If women want to grow, they must step out of the greenhouse and face challenges