Summary
Duchess in Ruins
Edele Lancaster is the perfect noble lady who has been groomed for the job. But when her husband whom she married reluctantly commits treason, she is branded a traitor and becomes a slave. Distraught, she tries to kill herself to preserve honor as a noble lady, but her new master, Count Laslo Krissus prevents her from doing so.
Will Edele be able to find freedom and happiness in her new life as Count Krissus’ maid? Show more
About Duchess in Ruins
What those categories usually mean in practice: the weight of the story sits in relationships and consequences rather than spectacle, the setting runs on magic, non-human races or invented rules of its own and it originates from Korean comics.
| Author | Lemon Frog; Saedle |
|---|---|
| Artist | Candlebambi |
| Type | Manhwa |
| Genres | Drama, Fantasy, Full color, Manhwa, Romance, Shoujo |
| Released | 2024 |
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Duchess in Ruins is credited to Lemon Frog; Saedle.
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