Manuale per signorine in cerca di un marito (ricco)

The historical details and social dynamics really bring the story to life. I'm curious whether the setting was chosen for specific reasons or if it was a love for the period.

She’s clever and bold, but at times her schemes felt risky or manipulative. Was that meant to highlight her resourcefulness or critique societal expectations?

The witty dialogues kept me entertained, but I wondered if the tone was tricky to maintain without undermining emotional stakes.