A girl who would rather face death than marry casually voluntarily enters a single prison. She insists on her own judgment, appears tough on the outside, and argues and communicates with Subaru, who is also a fellow prisoner.
Identity in a marriage-centric country
A girl who would rather face death than marry casually voluntarily enters a single prison. She insists on her own judgment, appears tough on the outside, and argues and communicates with Subaru, who is also a fellow prisoner.
Character creation
The producer's conversation explained that Kikyo was the earliest concept for a girl, with the core being her unwillingness to marry casually. She loves matcha, and her black uniform carries mourning and mourning connotations; Behind her tough words and actions lies fear; the author does not simply define her and Subaru as lovers who already love each other.
Related entries
- Featured works:A nation that values marriage
- Fellow prisoners requesting their cooperation:Subaru (marriage-based country)
- Prison:Bachelor prison (marriage-oriented country)
- Featured Chapter:Bachelor prison (marriage-based country)
- Character script and illustration:R（Water Phoenix）
References
Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.