[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...
Fun and Entertaining
This was a fun read, and it was nice to read something on the easier side compared to the last novel I read.
From an entertainment perspective, it was an amusing reread with interesting plot developments. Language-wise, it was only occasionally difficult (i.e. when politics or economics were being discussed). My reading speed definitely improved by the end, as I listened to the audiobook while reading (so the readings of kanji were less of a problem where I knew the word but had forgotten the