(MTL) It seems that the fiancée who is in love will be turned into a villainess

Chapter 1

Prologue 2 Scenario

　<The Novel> started to become popular around the time Prince Vincent, I, and that Miss Ulysse entered the Royal Academy.

　In this country where only those above a certain social status can read books, there is even a story that the woodblock was worn out and re-engraved after being reprinted after reprint.

　It was such an unprecedented blockbuster that no one knew about it, and if you said you hadn't read it, someone would recommend you read it.

　

　The title is "The holy maiden makes stars fall in the night sky", abbreviated as "OtsuseiOtohoshi’ said.

　

　The hero, a poor commoner, receives the blessing of the stars and learns that he was a baron's daughter.

　Adopted by a baron and sent to the royal academy, she brings a new twist to the formal aristocratic life.

　The aristocratic sons who were amused by the protagonist's humble and humble demeanor and approached her were captivated by the beauty of her heart, and eventually the crown prince was also captivated by her charm.

　

　So far, well, it's a common Cinderella story. It's not even something to be dazzled by as disrespectful.

　Identity is absolute for people. That's why I feel catharsis in the story that breaks it down. I really understand that feeling, and I can nod that it was popular among the nobles and even turned into a play.

　

　But the story needs a villain.

　The prince's fiancée, the daughter of a duke, dislikes the commoner-born main character, and harasses him at every turn. The first half of the novel depicts the process by which the main character, who persevered with justice despite the bullying of the daughter of a duke and her entourage, acquires her allies in the academia.

　

　The prince's fiancé, the daughter of a duke――that's me, right?

　As an author, I feel like I'm borrowing a little bit of the real political situation in the story, but... I wonder if there are people in this world who are happy to read the story when they write badly about themselves.

　Also, I can't forgive the fact that the crown prince in the beginning is written in Bonkla. He is supposed to have fallen in love with her protagonist and worked hard on her studies in order to become a worthy king for her. But His Highness Vincent diligently devoted himself to studying for the future even before entering academia.

　We are of the age where we both go to school, and we rarely appear in public. But what is known is that it exists.

　A friend's daughter analyzed that such a subtle and realistic sense of distance was one of the reasons for the big hit.

　

　For these reasons, I was one of the few people who could not genuinely enjoy this novel.

　

　No, let's move on.

　

　The main character endures a painful but beautiful first year, and the day before the party to celebrate his 16th birthday, he receives a confession from the crown prince.

　And the crown prince condemns the duke's daughter who continued to harass her at the party, and orders her to break off the engagement.

　The duke's daughter, whose evil deeds have come to light, is abandoned by her parents' house and runs away from the kingdom as if she was banished.