“Glorious revolution, my ass,” I commented.

“I’m certain that’s what she’s after. It’s obvious what she’s thinking. After calming the citizens who would rise up for the revolution, the second princess and the nobles in her faction are planning to change the system by putting pressure on the existing vested interests. She’ll probably say something like, ‘This is the will of the people!’ Aside from that, I can’t think of anything else because there’s no way Charlotte will support the bloodshed of her own people,” Lee Ji-Hye explained.

“That’s good. A bloodless and glorious revolution,” I commented.

“You don’t seem satisfied. Would it actually be better to stick with the first princess and make the second princess guilty of treason?” she questioned.

“I’m not doing that. You’re not supposed to work with an idiot like her, so all other options are out of the question. The revolution will happen,” I answered.

“Are you saying we should play along?” she asked.

“No, it’s a bit different from what Charlotte wants. What I want is a revolution created from the complete protest, not a glorious revolution. A revolution led by the citizens is different from the...