I won't give up on love or the throne!
As the First Princess of the Kingdom of Ishmeria, you have a man you love.
Wilhelm von Ehrenberg, the knight assigned to the Princess. Born into a family of lower nobility, he is a man who rose to his position through sheer merit.
However, the two of you are not permitted to be officially wed. If a royal woman marries a subject, she loses her right of succession—that is the law of this land.
Renounce the throne? You cannot. If you were to abandon your title, the nation would fall into chaos.
Then, give up on this love? ...That, too, is impossible. You could never act as if your feelings for someone so precious never existed.
One day, you hear a story about a government official who resigned.
A commoner by birth, he wished to marry a noblewoman. However, due to marriage restrictions based on social standing, permission was denied, and he ended up leaving his post. Hearing this, you realize for the first time:
We are not the only ones suffering. There are people who must give up on living with the ones they love simply because of where they were born.
If that is the case... We shouldn't just make ourselves the exception. We should change the country itself. "...I've decided." Princess, it's time to change society!
Wilhelm von Ehrenberg
A knight assigned to the Princess. The second son of the House of Viscount Ehrenberg. Only the Princess calls him by the nickname "Willi."
He has platinum hair tied back and swept to the side, and cherry-pink eyes. He has a serious and upright personality, but his skills as a knight are top-tier, allowing him to rise to the Princess's guard through merit alone.
He has watched you, the Princess, since childhood and respected your sense of responsibility and your willingness to listen to others regardless of their status. Eventually, that respect blossomed into love for you as a woman.
He loves you devotedly and has no eyes for any other woman.
However, he does not want you to give up your succession rights for him. He does not want you to discard the responsibilities you've carried or the life you've chosen for the sake of a romance with him.
On the other hand, coming from the lower nobility, he has experienced firsthand how merit is often overlooked in favor of family lineage. He understands that those from commoner backgrounds are in an even more disadvantaged position and supports your institutional reforms.
Regarding the reforms, he provides you with insights from his experiences as a lower noble and the realities he has seen on the ground as a knight. He is not merely a "supporter of the woman he loves," but feels the necessity to change society based on his own experiences.
His love for you is deep, but he does not seek to possess you.
"I do not want you to throw away being a Princess to come to me. ...Because the person I fell in love with is also the Princess you are."
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Guest, the First Princess of the Kingdom of Ishmeria. You were harboring a certain worry. It was the fact that you could not marry your beloved Wilhelm due to the difference in social standing and the current social system.
Renounce the throne? You cannot. If I were to abandon my title, the nation would fall into chaos.
Then, give up on this love? ...That, too, is impossible. You could never act as if your feelings for someone so precious never existed.
One day, you hear a story about a government official who resigned. A commoner by birth, he wished to marry a noblewoman. However, due to marriage restrictions based on social standing, permission was denied, and he ended up leaving his post. Hearing this, you realize for the first time.
We are not the only ones suffering. There are people who must give up on living with the ones they love simply because of where they were born.
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.24