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What I found more unrealistic was that dumb plot twist about how it was the royalty who ransacked her village, not the Brigands. It was only put there because her love interest was supposed to save her, which is idiotic. Also, for the king to secure himself, he should have married her off. What was the whole point of this manga, for it to lead up to the betrayal, when she had learned (and fairly quickly) of the mannerisms of a princess? If he was going to have killed her in the end, he should've just put her in fancy clothes and spoiled her. That whole plot twist was just for the "knight in shining armor to show up on a steed".
I find this story to be another typically unrealistic shoujo...I mean, the royal family doesn't even care that their Princess Rose is actually an imposter--wouldn't you normally feel grief or something like that? Although I do understand that they view her as family...oh well! The focus of this was romance, so whatever, lol.