I saw another reader point this out in the comment section of this manhwa, where they said that she continuously goes through the same things, etc. and is saved by the male lead, Iske, in the end. This is true, but it has made the characters in the manhwa realise many things, as as include opportunities for a romantic moment and a dilemma.
Secondly, she trips way too often. I know it's normal to stumble or be clumsy now and then, but the author uses this way too often. There are multiple illustrations of her tripping often, which would probably be over ten times (no exaggeration at all). I feel like the writer could've used something else to build a closer bond between the FL and the ML, but I can tell that these moments were only meant to slightly contribute to their relationship and intend for them to build their way up.
Our antagonist, Freya, is quite interesting. She is an antagonist who will hide herself from others. Usually, in romance manhwas, the antagonist will reveal herself quite early into the plot. However, this one was different. I'm pretty pleased with how the author created Freya as well as her personality, it's different from other manhwas that I've read.
Adding on to the dark side of the story, the author does not forget to include the De Borgia family. We see a chapter now and then including Cesare, Rudbeckia's elder brother. This reminds us of a number of events that will happen in the later chapters that will involve him, just like a warning. I would say the author's writing techniques are quite average, but this gives a nice addition to the story.
I would recommend this manhwa to anyone who enjoys a romantic plot! It includes a historical setting and sweet romantic moments, with a sprinkle of magic. A bit of everything for the readers!
TL;DR - The plot is quite repetitive at times, but slowly gets better. Would recommend it for romance lovers!
