Kiken na tenshi no yuwaku.

The banter and chemistry felt authentic but also playful. I'm curious if that was a conscious choice to keep the tone lighthearted amidst the drama.

The details about manners and societal expectations made the setting so immersive. I'd love to hear if others felt transported or found parts a bit overwhelming.

Her refusal to conform and her boldness stood out. I'm wondering whether this was inspired by historical figures or a desire to challenge stereotypes.