The Tragic Novel’s Doomed White Moonlight Holds the Script

Rosalind was the only daughter of the Empire's Grand Duke. Gentle and kind, romantic and melancholy, she was famous for her love affairs, especially those involving her four renowned suitors.

Her fiancé, who lived by the rules, fled a ball to follow in her footsteps. A priest who treated everyone coldly knelt to kiss the back of her hand. The illegitimate adopted son of a countess said he loved her while drunk, and the condemned man she lured into unlocking her handcuffs chose to be shackled again to take the blame for her.

She died of an illness on the eve of her twenty-fourth birthday.

Afterward, a general overthrew the decaying Empire and crowned himself emperor. A divine child sacrificed a dark entity to gain power. The tycoon backing the Federation's new president insisted his eldest sister was only sleeping. And the leader of the revolutionary army abandoned his ideals and became a space pirate. Perhaps they had all died with her.

Then a young woman who looked just like Rosalind appeared. They treated her as a replacement, but in the end, they were willing to accept sharing a wife with other men for her sake.

By then, seventeen-year-old Rosalind had been told what fate had in store for her.

= My take on the interstellar genre, where advanced technology and feudal systems, mechanical armor and ancient gods all coexist.

= A wish-fulfillment story about a woman adored by everyone. The protagonist is not perfect, and the pairing is undecided.

Theme: "When all things are withering, the rose in my heart will surely bloom."