Chapter 7
“I’m going to build a happy family with a cute wife!” Lieto, the eighth prince, is a small 5-year-old and the youngest in the royal family. One day, after suffering from poison that someone slipped him, he has a strange dream that seems to be of his previous life. In that lonely past life, what he wished for most was a happy family. Even now, he still wants to make that dream come true—but with seven older brothers who aren’t exactly on friendly terms, and a royal palace torn apart by fierce succession battles, that dream seems far out of reach! Determined to at least marry and build his own family when he grows up, Lieto throws himself into studying, exercising, and poison prevention. But the more he works hard… the more his older brothers start gathering around him for some reason!? “Come here.” — Wait, is studying on your lap really necessary? “Let’s go hand in hand.” — You’re awfully good at escorting! “Who did this to you?” — It’s just training, don’t worry! A heartwarming royal home comedy about a naturally lovable youngest prince and the affectionate chaos he unwittingly causes!
Chapter 4
It has been half a year since Aini Mikkola, the saintess in training who who hails from a barony in the countryside, arrived at the Royal Academy. The school is in turmoil. The boys, the sons of aristocrats, are at the mercy of Aini's innocent, natural cuteness, while the girls are angry at her disregard for the manners of the aristocracy. In the midst of all this, there were three daughters who were dubbed "the villainesses," in reference to a popular story. Seraphina, the crown prince's fiance and the daughter of an upright marquise. Sandra, the noble daughter of a viscount who made their wealth from commerce. Bernardetta, the brilliant daughter of the current Prime Minister's who is a marquise. When a sense of disquiet begins to grow in the school, these women finally stand up! To correct Aini's mistakes and to follow their own hearts.This is a record of the battle between the three "villainesses" and the saintly apprentices, a battle for the way of life of women.