It's not particularly in standing out with that said in mind, having the approach be about the same as any romcom with an overly enthusiastic male lead wanting to express himself in getting closer to an easily flustered female lead. The progression throughout the story remains consistent; the running gag of the princess being unable to reciprocate her feelings without causing harm due to being flustered, from the knight making his moves on her (wholesomely) in attempts to strengthened their married life aspect - one that started political to that of a genuine couple. It goes on to be as expected even with the introduction of other characters that adds to the dynamic of these two.
All in all, art is definitely cute in expressing the characters, and overall can be attributed a quick read for those who want to pass the time without being heavily invested in a complicated/drawn out story.
