A penniless young lady's new job: royal tutor to the king!?
Thanks to her hopeless father, Shūrei — daughter of the prestigious Hong family, one of the most distinguished clans in Saiunkoku — has been left utterly broke. The grand task bestowed upon her: become a noble consort and whip the good-for-nothing king into shape… A landmark of girls' fiction arrives!
Shuurei and Eigetsu head to Sa Province to take up their first real job. But first they have to get there. And just because they were appointed to the job doesn’t mean the local people in positions of power want them. We find out more about Seiran and Ensei’s past in Sa Province, and meet the sons of the Sa family. (I was glad to see more Seiran in this volume)
In the print edition I have (the Kadokawa reprint from 2018 with the more grown-up style covers), the first three volumes of the series had little furigana, but from this volume onwards they have more. I don’t know what happened, but it makes the book easier to read.