This manga has been quite enjoyable so far. Decent art. Wide enough range of characters with depth in them. A not-so-typical story of reverse harem or a real life characters enter game type, here the female lead is neither a tsun nor an innocent, naive girl filled with romantic thoughts, but one with brain, strong will and capabilities, considering the fact she used to work for a tax company. The theories about economy, banking and finance, education, etc. are also enjoyable to read. Plot twists and secrets, multiple layers just make this manga more riveting, e.g. the MC is not the girl loved by everyone, but here she was accused publicly and expelled from school right from the first few chapters, or the girl that everyone thought to be so nice and dreamy is actually not that simple-minded after all.

However, the manga is by no means flawless. The MC has came to this otome world for at least 2 years, yet she has never asked herself how did she end up here in the first place. She just adapts so well to the situation and fully embraces her duty as the duke's daughter and the acting fief lord. All the policies that she proposes based on the real policies in Japan seem to be carried out so smoothly. The struggles are only discussed roughly through the subordinate's reports, but I doubt it can be carried out that easily given the high illiteracy rate and poverty at first, so more elaboration on the obstacles and her solution would be much appreciated. Also no light has been shed about her previous life as a salaryman in Japan so far.

Keep waiting to see how the manga progresses.