Windsor, as a girl, you shouldn't focus so much on firearms and swords.
Windsor, even if a girl is good at horsemanship, she still has to get married.
Windsor, your investment was not bad, but it's a pity you're a girl.
Windsor, you've actually awakened your bloodline! If only you weren't a girl, that would be great!
...
From her childhood, every time Windsor achieved something, this is what her father and mother would say.
Those words of praise laced with regret…
They might as well not have said anything!
What she wanted was to be praised in the true sense!
And so, she became fiercely competitive.
She wanted to be stronger than men.
In strength, intellect, and influence—she wished to surpass them in every aspect.
The results were naturally remarkable.
She earned unanimous recognition.
Except from her parents.
Her parents still used those words of praise laced with regret to "appreciate" her—their so-called appreciation made her suffer tremendously.
