Literally same… I am dreading it. He is already having murderous thoughts

I was thinking the same thing! She should raise bees and have her own supply of honey!

It was stated in a previous chapter that she never considered any of her thefts as stealing – those things were hers by right of her being a Princess. You can’t steal what you already own. She also likely never thought of herself as anything except a Princess during that whole time.

Once she started working at the inn, though, it would be hard not to.consider herself a barmaid. One simple thought of “This peon is making do work like… like a simple barmaid!” and that would pretty much be stuck in her head until it actually came true.

As for her age, a lot of super rich kids are very, very spoiled even in their late teens and early 20’s. I could absolutely imagine a runaway Princess doing what she did at 18, and acting like that. Spoiled rich people tend to have extremely different mindsets compared to “normal” people, and are often more immature for a lot longer because they never have to learn how to interact with others the way “normal” people do.

To add on, royal we is used in business meetings, people representing teams, PR managers… Basically anyone representing anything more than themselves. I.e Speaking on behalf of anyone. It’s also happening a lot recently on social medias—how people talk for everyone. “We don’t accept him/her”. So anyway id say its used a lot more commonly than “we” think. ha.

bruh have you not seen any politics ever? Royal we is used heaps when people represent their political party.

“Oh, I’ve got [Advanced Crafting], and I only need a pairs for me and L—uh, I just need two.

The ‘a’ between ‘need’ and ‘pairs’ should be removed. Either that, or make pairs –> pair. But it makes more sense to say that you “need pairs” if you are talking about shoes for two or more people. That’s all I’ve spotted. Absolutely loved this chapter!

Thought I still feel bad-