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Lady Rose Just Wants to Be a Commoner! Volume 2 - cover

Lady Rose Just Wants to Be a Commoner! Volume 2

Yura Kiyose

Translator Esther Sun

Publisher: J-Novel Heart

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Summary

Life as a commoner isn’t cushy, but it was supposed to be peaceful—at least, that’s what Fii Crow had hoped for. Unfortunately, as the heroine of an otome game, the love interests have come a-knocking at her door one after another. But with a dauntless spirit, some fine acting, and the power of bread, Fii manages to fend off the heartthrob Prince Nicholas as well as her two-faced little brother Shade. Determined to stay out of the upper-crust life for good, Fii now enters a battle of wits against Melvin Crabitt, a suitor with an insatiable curiosity. Will she uncover the vital information she needs to protect her commoner life? Or will a trip down memory lane lead her to ruin?
Available since: 03/22/2023.
Print length: 181 pages.

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