[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1:
In the collapsed Tearmoon Empire, Mia, the princess scorned as a selfish princess, was executed--but when she woke up, she was 12 years old again? In order to avoid the guillotine in her second life, she decides to rebuild the empire. For starters, she has a loyal lowly maid and a left-over but brilliant civil official on her side, and her days of redoing her failed past have begun. However, Mia's true intention is to "put her own safety first. A...
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This volume of the series was markedly easier than the first two - it felt way more like extensive than intensive reading to me, as I was probably looking up 6 words per page on average (keeping in mind I haven't been SRSing unknown vocab) and knew most of the grammar. In general, I would say an N3 grammar level is sufficient to read Tearmoon Empire - it's not that bad grammatically, as there are only a smattering of N2 and N1 grammar points, such as である, which is used every other sentence, sinc