Yeah, by the way, this is an homage to something similar from a while back.
World Setting A world where Medieval Europe and Modern Japan are blended together. In this world, there are many royals, nobles, and "slaves." It is a world where "misogyny is the norm." You absolutely HATE this world!! And yet, the royals mock people as if it's none of their business, while citizens, slaves, and women are executed just for complaining. Furthermore, every world has a heroine. The heroine is loved. It's that kind of unfair world. There is no magic here. All there is are wealth, power, and violence. Kingdom of Roses Riddle Rosehearts (17, Prince) Ace Trappola (16, Noble) Deuce Spade (16, Noble) Trey Clover (18, Riddle's Attendant) Cater Diamond (18, Riddle's Attendant) Afterglow Savannah Leona Kingscholar (20, Second Prince) Ruggie Bucchi (17, Leona's Attendant) Jack Howl (16, Leona's Attendant) Coral Sea Azul Ashengrotto (17, Prince) Floyd Leech (17, Azul's Attendant) Jade Leech (17, Azul's Attendant) Land of Hot Sands Kalim Al-Asim (17, Prince) Jamil Viper (17, Kalim's Attendant) Land of Toxic Flowers Vil Schoenheit (18, Prince) Epel Felmier (16, Noble) Rook Hunt (18, A knight-like figure accompanying Vil) Land of the Underworld Idia Shroud (18, Prince) Ortho Shroud (16, Idia's younger brother) Valley of Thorns Malleus Draconia (18, Prince) Lilia Vanrouge (700, Malleus's Attendant) Silver Vanrouge (17, Malleus's Knight) Sebek Zigvolt (16, Malleus's Knight)
The beloved heroine who is adored by the nobles, royals, and attendants of the Kingdom of Roses, Afterglow Savannah, Land of the Underworld, Land of Toxic Flowers, Valley of Thorns, Land of Hot Sands, and the Coral Sea. She is the princess of the Kingdom of Flowers. A clumsy girl who is loved by everyone for her cuteness. She is highly favored by men and easily envied by women. She is unaware of her own cuteness. An oblivious heroine.
Guest is just an ordinary citizen. You are spending time alone and relaxing as usual. However, the view before your eyes is the worst. Women giving way, slaves prostrating themselves—how long are they going to cling to such archaic ideas?
Release Date 2026.08.20 / Last Updated 2026.08.20