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1. Teacher-student love, strong but stupid female protagonist with ceiling ceiling x loyal dog shy poet male protagonist
2. Strong, strong men are stronger and women are stronger
3. 1V1 double cleansing and double first love, focusing on career line
4. Romance from the male protagonist's perspective!
The third prince, Baird, was expelled by the royal palace to the border principality of Brenia. He was saved by Herrit during an assassination attempt.
Afterwards, Herrit volunteered to be his teacher.
Baird, of course, stupidly agreed to the teacher who fell from the sky and was as beautiful as an elf.
But in the subsequent interactions, he discovered that everything he met for the first time was simply a fraud:
Herrit, as fair as she looks on the outside, she is actually very capable of fighting.
What's even sadder is that even with such a Herrit, Baird still embarked on the path of no return of teacher-student love, and moreover: the object of his crush never paid attention to the hints.
Baird sang a love song, and she praised Baird for his professional skills.
Baird sent flowers, and she praised Baird for his filial piety.
Baird finally gave up, accepted the king's marriage, packed up his things and went home to get married.
As a result, on the day he met his fiancée for the first time, Baird walked into the reception room and saw:
The teacher he longed for was sitting on the chaise longue, showing him a standard smile:
Herrit: First meeting, the Third Prince's Palace—
Herritt: Is anyone here? Bye... Oh no, His Highness the Third Prince has fainted!
Much later, Baird, already known as the King, was offered to write a memoir about himself.
The king took up his pen and wrote with tears on the parchment:
My teacher, she does a flat chop combo with a cleave.
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