From a Knight to a Lady/Chapters

## Estelle's death

   The story begins with the protagonist, Estelle, who is lying on a cold stone floor, bleeding from her mouth and feeling a burning sensation in her stomach after being stabbed with a poisoned sword. She tries to speak but cannot as her vocal cords are not functioning. Estelle looks up at the killer, who is identified as Khalid, a friend and comrade who had betrayed her. She wonders why he found her and why he betrayed her. As she is struggling to breathe, Estelle reflects on the regrets she may have but decides that nothing is more important than the betrayal she has suffered. Khalid touches her lips and says goodbye to her before Estelle closes her eyes.

## Zed and Lucifela's engagement

Zed is mourning the death of his father, the former Duke of Heint. However, his father's will has instructed him to marry Count Aydin's daughter, Lucifela. She is beautiful but has a spoiled personality and a history of a failed relationship with the Crown Prince. Zed is annoyed by the arrangement but feels compelled to fulfill his father's will. He is confused by the relationship between Count Aydin and the royal family, but he knows he must honor his engagement to Lucifela.

In the manhwa version of this, Zed comes home from war and receives a letter from his father. In his study, he reads it. There are three seals on the letter from three priests, and if he defies it he would lose his position and rank, and possibly his citizenship as well. It says that he must be married to Lucifela. He is not happy about this because while Lucifela was beautiful enough to be known as the Ishtar of Jansgar, she was also infamous for her stuck up personality, and there were rumors about her affair with the crown prince.

## Estelle reincarnates as Lucifela

   Estelle wakes up in a luxurious mansion, realizing that she survived Khalid's attack. She realizes that her hands are soft and white, unlike before when she was a warrior with callused hands. She meets her maid who addresses her as "lady." Estelle is surprised and confused, as she is a commoner and does not have a father. She also notices that while her hair is short and gray, the woman in the mirror that the maid brings her has long black hair and striking silver blue eyes. Estelle is shocked as she does not recognize the woman in the mirror. Confused and disoriented, she asks where she is and where Khalid is. She realizes that everything around her is unfamiliar, including the clothes of her maid and the language being spoken. She learns that she is in Jansgar, an enemy country that fought against her homeland, Ersha. She also learns that Ersha has been destroyed and that she has been asleep for three years. She tries to leave to find Khalid, but is stopped by her maid and a man who claims to be her father. Estelle is unsure if she is dreaming or if this is reality.

Estelle learns about the woman that she reincarnated as, Lucifela. Lucifela is a young woman who lost her mother at nine and has been living alone with her father. Her new body is thin and untrained, unlike her previous body. When others hear that she lost her memory, they are shocked and confused. However, Estelle embraces her lie and plans to use it to her advantage.

Estelle picks up a book and reads about the destruction of the Ersha by Jansgar and the resistance put up by the Shitora Knights, led by Commander Estelle Schubert. Estelle learns that she was killed by her lieutenant, leading to the defeat of Ersha. Estelle is angered by the injustice and throws the book, startling her maid. She is frustrated by the notion that the commander's defeat was due to her "peculiar" and "irrational" decision-making as a woman. However, Estelle also realizes that she herself is occupying a dead woman's body. This realization causes her to feel sick, and for the first time, she blames her goddess Astra for allowing her to experience such a fate. Her maid calls for help as Estelle begins to feel unwell.

There is a flashback. Estelle, a knight commander, is on a battlefield with her troops. Estelle then turns and sees her followers, the Shitora Knights, and soldiers fighting for Ersha, all united and filled with trust. They are ready to face death because they would do it together. Khalid joins Estelle and they exchange a few words before raising their swords and charging into the fight. Estelle shouts for the sake of Ersha and leads the charge against Jansgar's army. In the midst of battle, Estelle's sword takes down many enemies and she remains alive.

The scene returns back to the present. Estelle contemplates taking her own life. She had lost all hope after learning of her country's defeat and felt guilty for living in the enemy's land. As she listened to the Count sobbing and pleading with the goddess not to take his daughter, she realized that she couldn't take her own life and deprive him of his reason for living. Despite her anger and betrayal towards her own country, Estelle decided that she needed to embrace her new identity and continue living as Lucifela.

The next day when Estelle properly wakes up, her servants are ready to tend to her. One servant drops a drop of tea and falls to her knees, begging not to be beaten. Estelle is confused and forgives the maid, much to the maid's astonishment. Estelle thinks about her new life, stating that it wasn't easy becoming another person. Just then, the count walks through the door. He gives her a gift of blue earrings. He tells her that he wants her to stand out and be the most beautiful if she goes out again. Estelle is not looking forward to attending any banquets, especially ones with Jansgar's nobles. The Count hugs her and tells her he has good news--Lucifela now has a fiancee, Duke Heint. At Estelle's indifferent reaction, the count asks if she hadn't forgotten about the crown prince, but stops talking when inquired about why. Estelle realizes that he is hiding something.

## Estelle meets Zed

Lucifela's maids get Estelle ready to meet Duke Heint. When he arrives, he knocks and opens her door. In their first meeting, they both make it clear that they aren't happy with the engagement, but will not break it off. Estelle leads from him that Lucifela had an affair with the crown prince and had jumped into the water herself before Estelle woke up as her. He then mocks her lack of strength, and she becomes angry. She tells him to leave, and he leaves without saying goodbye. Despite the bad impression, Estelle overcomes her first crisis as Lucifela.

## Estelle visits Lucifela's countryside mansion

### Estelle learns about Lucifela's past

Estelle goes to the mansion where Lucifela used to live when she was a kid. She asks why they didn't live there, and the butler answers that it's because of the lady's request. Not knowing what really happened, Estelle comments that the place is really nice and enjoyable. While sightseeing the mansion, she hears the story of why they went back. Later on, she dreams about it and feels sorry for the original Lucifela, understanding why she was the way she was.

### Zed visits Estelle

At the same time, Zed is wondering if there are any letters for him, as Estelle must have arrived at the mansion already and it's been a week. He can't stop thinking about her and even asks if there are any missing letters. Eozif, who likes to spend his free time with Zed, is bothering him and having fun teasing him about being in love with Estelle. Eozif is also interested in Estelle (not romantically) because she's changed, and he is curious as to why she knew he practiced with the sword. He suggests it might be because they touched hands, and Zed asks why he hid the fact that he touched her hand. Eozif is surprised that Zed is interested in that detail.

Additionally, the first prince is still mad at Estelle and is mistreating all the maids with black hair that look like her. In one meeting, he even hits a maid in front of Lucifela's dad. Zed happens to hear and see things about it, and the topic comes up when he is with the second prince discussing the first prince's behavior. They wonder why Khalid is on vacation and it is revealed that Zed was the one who told the king about the first prince's actions.

Zed is missing Estelle and has had a bad feeling for some time. He hears from the second prince that Khalid has been seen where Estelle is, so he decides to go to where she is with the excuse of killing the beasts that appear around that place.

While sightseeing, Estelle sees the knights of the mansion and notices their poor management and low quality. She calls the captain of the knights and has a discussion with him.

Novel exlcusive: In the verbal fight with commander, Lucifella says that it's true that it's a place were peaceful reigns but for that reason they should train more, because if other people were to desire this terrain or the border enemies were to attack or if a war was to start, the knights should be prepared to protect the land and it's people. Also to protect the count or her if something were to happen.

### Estelle goes to town

In Estelle's previous life, danger and poverty were ever-present, making it difficult for her to imagine a peaceful place. Upon returning to the mansion, she observes the knights and thinks that because the count's estate is located near the border and there are beasts in the nearby mountain, investment in the knights and rigorous training is essential. She tells Macy, the butler, that she would need more than 10-20 knights to accompany her to see the mines or the town because of their level, but that would be too much. She fears that the townspeople would be hostile towards the nobles, similar to what she experienced in Ersha.

Macy has been chuckling or snickering at everything she says, implying that she has read too many fantasy books. Though she is aware of this, she is still unfamiliar with the empire's way of life, so everything is new to her.

She hesitantly accompanies Macy to the town without any guards since he assures her that it is safe. Upon seeing the happy state of the people and the town's good condition, she confirms with Macy if that was the reason why they reduced the knights' budget. Macy confirms her suspicion.

While visiting the mines, she is surprised that there are no knights present and that the mine is on the floor, not in a cave. The county has their mine in one of the twin mountains, and the other is reportedly filled with beasts.

Upon returning, she delves into studying the county's history to gain more knowledge.

## Monster Mountain

### Gem trade

One of these days, they say they're going to exchange gems with mercenaries/trading people with whom they always exchange. The other party requests that she attend the exchange. Of course, Estelle says she doesn't know anything. Macy and the exchange's servant confirm that it's true, and that she won't make any decisions. She says that it's not necessary for her to go, but suspects they want to confirm if she's crazy. Despite this, she attends and asks if they should bring more knights since they'll be exchanging gems and money. The personnel say it's normal and not necessary. The commander doesn't go, as he must protect the county or something like that. Only six knights go with them, along with the butler, manager in charge of trading, coachman, maid, and other personnel. The mercenaries/trading company has 20 knights.

The manager asks the trading man in charge why the usual person isn't there. The man says he's in charge now, and the previous man had to be replaced. After the manager confirms it, they're ready to act. Estelle, with her knight instinct, notices that there are more knights and asks Macy if it's a discourtesy. She sees the situation as weird. Then the other party asks if they can exchange in another location. Estelle confirms with Macy that it's not normal, but it's been done before, so they proceed.

Thankfully, when the trading man says they've prepared a luxurious carriage for her, her Estelle instincts tell her something is wrong. She senses a bad omen with the trading man and feels uncomfortable. So, she says she'll ride the horse by herself and feels more comfortable doing so.

### Estelle suspects there is a trap

She is still cautious and knows that she is really weak and that they outnumber her. Anyways, she gets on the horse and ends up in the front when her people get ready. Estelle is still on the lookout for her back when she notices the suspicious man giving signals to his knights. As soon as they nod, the trading knights cut the necks of all her knights surrounding the carriage, including the manager and maids.

She doesn't wait for them to start killing everybody and starts riding the horse as fast as she can with Macy. For once, she knows she is at a disadvantage. Macy is old, and she is weak. So she starts talking to Macy that it's not the jewels but them whom they want. Macy is trying to get himself together.

Estelle and Macy are on their way to the Twin Mountain, and before arriving at the mountains, she asks Macy if there are really monsters on the other mountain, and Macy says, "I don't know, it's not confirmed." Estelle is in frustration at Macy's lack of replies. In hopes of getting farther and to an unknown path for both parties, she goes to the mountain with monsters, hoping that it will be late, and the useless knights will notice they haven't come back yet.

They get to the foot of the monster mountain, but the horse can't enter because it's too small. They get down from the horse, cross the path, and hide because the bad guys are on their tail. Three or more of them have arrived.

While hiding, Estelle fights off some of the bad guys using a small knife or something and manages to escape. Alternatively, they reach a narrow passage, and Macy tells her to go and save herself while he stays behind. She knows the bad guys will catch him and probably kill him. Sure enough, they do stab or cut him in the abdomen.

Estelle keeps running, but her body is weak, and she cries for the old man she left behind. She manages to evade the baddies for a while, but they catch up to her eventually and inform her that "they" want her dead or injured. She later learns that it's the prince who ordered the hit. She fights off the bad guys, and one of them insults her.

Before they can harm her, however, a big monster appears and kills the bad guys with its tail or some other appendage. Estelle starts running again, trying to be quiet because the monster can hear her. It takes four knights to kill it, so she knows she's no match for it.

Just as the monster is about to spot her, a hand grabs her from behind, covering her mouth. It turns out to be Khalid.

### Khalid saves Lucifela from monsters

Khalid places his hand over Estelle's mouth and warns her to remain quiet if she wants to survive. They remain tense as a monster passes nearby, but eventually it leaves and Khalid releases her. He offers to protect her, which Estelle initially doubts. She questions why he would be in this area near the frontier unless he's been sent by the prince or the empire to harm her. Her words seem to touch a nerve, causing Khalid to grow cold and threaten her with violence. Recognizing her weakness, Estelle is cautious and wary of the surrounding monsters. However, they eventually reach a small truce in order to survive and continue on their journey despite Estelle's exhaustion.

### Zed worries about Lucifela

Zed is riding his horse to wear Estelle is. He is worried about her, but doesn't know why.

Zed's troops arrives at the county and the commander is in charge of receiving the important guest, as the butler and owner are not present. A servant is sent to inform the commander of the arrival. Zed is anxious as he waits for the commander. Upon hearing that it is Zed who has arrived, the commander is surprised and excited as he is a highly respected knight. He hurries to the door to receive Zed and his troops.

Zed asks for his fiancée, the lady of the house, and the commander informs him that she and the others went out for a trade and have not returned yet. Zed becomes serious and asks when they were supposed to return. The commander replies 12-1pm. Zed is shocked and wonders why the knights have not been dispatched already, as it is late and the sun is setting. He fears that something may have happened to them. The commander becomes nervous, speechless, and scared, realizing that it could indeed be a possibility.

Zed declares that he will go search for his fiancée and sets off with his troop of knights. The county's knights prepare and follow him. Zed asks the commander to guide them to where the trade was supposed to take place.

As they make their way, Zed is in a hurry, and the commander is in awe of Zed's knightliness and leadership. When they arrive at the trade location, they discover the carriages and the people from the county are dead. The county's knights are surprised.

Zed asks the commander where the path leads as Estelle is not there and he hopes she is alive. The commander says that the path can only lead to the twin mountains. Zed knows that one of them is filled with monsters, so he runs in that direction.

When they arrive, they see the horse at the foot of the monster mountain, not the normal path mountain. They realize that they can only cross on foot. Zed leads the way and the knights follow.

On their way, they come across Macy, who is half dead. Zed asks him where Lucifela is, and Macy tells him that she escaped and pleads for them to save her. And so Zed continues on his journey.

### A monster finds Khalid and Lucifela

Lucifela reminds Khalid of Estelle, but he can't figure out why. Meanwhile, Estelle remembers her past with Khalid and struggles with conflicting feelings about the man who killed her. She wants to ask him why he did it, but can't bring herself to do it. She also notes Khalid's cold demeanor, which is a stark contrast to his caring side when he was with Estelle.

As they travel, Khalid and Estelle are attacked by two big lizards. They manage to escape and run towards an open meadow, where they hide behind bushes or rocks. Estelle realizes that they need to fight to survive, but she is injured and knows she can't take on the lizards alone. She also learns that Khalid is hurt from the previous fight and doesn't have much strength left. To come up with a plan, she suggests that one of them should run while the other attacks.

Estelle, having fought with Khalid in the past, channels her past self and gives Khalid a hand signal along with a look that conveys an order. She plans to distract the monster while Khalid attacks it from behind. Khalid understands the signal and is struck by the realization that not just any person or knight could give such an instruction, even if they had read a book or something. He remembers one of his fights in Ersha with Estelle and falls silent, staring at Estelle in Lucifela's body.

As Estelle starts to run, she thinks to herself, "Why isn't he attacking? He even killed me, so who says he'll attack to save me?" Just as the big lizard is about to attack her, Khalid's sword pierces the monster's neck. But the lizard's tail is poised to strike Estelle, and Khalid's body moves on its own to shield her from harm. The tail hits Khalid's back, causing him to lose consciousness. Despite not caring for anyone before, Khalid finds himself surprised by his own actions and wonders if Lucifela could be Estelle or if he has done something right this time.

Estelle starts shouting his name repeatedly while crying, wondering why he protected her. Despite her weakened state, she administers first aid to stop the bleeding on his back or abdomen, using scraps of cloth to bandage the wound. Then, with all her strength, she helps Khalid move down the mountain. Along the way, they come across a baby big lizard, and Estelle knows they are in trouble.

Just then, Zed appears and begins fighting the lizard, with his knights joining the fray and slaying the other beasts. The county knights are impressed by their prowess, though they are not strong enough to fight the monsters themselves. Eventually, they manage to rescue everyone, leaving only baby lizards behind. Zed sees Estelle and recognizes Khalid.

### Leaving the mountain

The sun has already set by the time Khalid reaches Estelle on the mountain. He offers his support and carries her down the mountain, with Estelle asking about Macy and Khalid informing her that he has been found and treated. The knights help Khalid because of Estelle's request and because he was injured while protecting her.

Zed arrives and dislikes Khalid's presence. When they reach the bottom of the mountain, a carriage is waiting for Estelle, arranged by the amazing said. Zed notices something on the ground and quickly hides it in his pocket. He also suspects Khalid is there to kill Estelle and arrests him, planning to take him to the king's palace for a hearing. Estelle insists Khalid should go instead of her because he is injured and saved her.

Zed and Estelle ride away on a horse while covered with a blanket. Meanwhile, Khalid rides in the carriage and falls asleep, dreaming of the past. Estelle is exhausted and falls asleep due to her injuries.

Estelle spends the next day or few days recovering in her room, with the help of her maid. Eventually, she wakes up and goes to find Zed, who has been running the county in her absence. He has sent a letter to the count assuring him that Estelle is okay, and the count is on his way to visit her.

As they talk, Zed reveals that he found a rock that he thinks might be a valuable gem or sapphire. He wonders why the count hasn't cleared the mountain of monsters and strengthened his knight force, and speculates that the count might be keeping the resources for himself, or to keep them out of the king's hands.

Estelle tells Zed that she needs to see Khalid, and he reluctantly agrees. When she visits Khalid, he is reading a book in bed. She asks him how his week went and why he saved her.

### Returning to the palace

On their final day, preparations are made to return home. Khalid will be taken to a hearing related to the crown prince because he was there. The count arrives, anxious to see his daughter and grateful to the duke for his help in managing county affairs and rescuing her. As Khalid descends, the count is even more grateful, thanking him for saving his daughter. Zed observes the count's gratitude and reflects on his own contributions to the county, feeling envious. Zed bids farewell to Estelle, which bothers Khalid. Everyone departs except for Estelle and the count. Zed does something affectionate before leaving.

## Florence is engaged to the crown prince

    Florence is engaged to the crown prince against her will. She begs her father that it isn't true, but he says that she is too old to be delaying her marriage. Her father is annoyed that she's making a big fuss about it, and says that it would be an honor to marry the crown prince. Her mother tells her to be patient in case she marries a quick-tempered man, unlike how she is acting now. Florence questions if this is the reason why her parents allowed her to be bullied by her brother, Harold, from a young age. Her parents do not answer. Her father argues that this is her duty, and that it is only thanks to them doing things for their family that they get to enjoy privilege, and that nobody can live the way that they want.

    Estelle walks into Florence's room. She says that she came to visit Florence because Florence never showed up, and that she was worried that Florence's brother had done something again. Florence cries and apologies to Estelle, saying that she never wanted to steal her man. Estelle remembers the rumors that surrounded Lucifela and the crown prince. She reassures Florence that she wasn't angry, and didn't care about him because of her lost memory, and highly doubts that she would care about him even if she had her memories back.

Estelle thinks about what it means to be a lady, to nurture their physical beauty and cultural refinement in order to be sold to the highest bidder. She questions the rights that a noble lady has, and if they even had a right to refuse. She makes the point that even though Florence was and is brave (thinking about how she challenged Melrose Poer at the Equestrian Event), that she was still completely helpless in this situation.

    Florence says that there is nobody that can help her, but Estelle disagrees. She says that Florence is the only one that can help herself. Estelle promises to help Florence get out of her engagement before the wedding. Florence argues that it would be a great shame to her family if she were to stop the wedding, but Estelle says that she should not worry about the reputation of the people that are forcing her hand. She says that Florence is more important than her family's honor, and Florence is touched.

Estelle reflects on her character growth. She thinks that if she were her old self, she would've thought that Florence were weak for not putting in any real effort into escaping her circumstances and that Florence was too unwilling to give up her privileges. Estelle says that she understands now that if she were raised solely to benefit her family, it would be extremely difficult to escape those expectations.

Florence smiles and promises that she won't give up.

    Florence later meets with the crown prince, but she is silent and uncomfortable the entire time. He comes over and sits closer to her, but then pins her down. He tries to force Florence into sex, but she saying that his father planned this because he left the two of them alone. Florence struggles and cries to no avail, and thinks about how if she died here, nobody would speak up for her.

    But then, she remembers Estelle's words. That the only person that could help her would be herself. She smiles, stops struggling, and pretends to be interested in the crown prince's advances. But just as he comes closer, she kicks him in the balls. Florence then puts her shoes back on and runs away. She runs into Eozif at the bridge, who asks if she needs help. Thinking quickly, Florence asks Eozif if she could stay in his room. She comes to the conclusion that Eozif is the only one that can help her, because only another member of the royal family could go against one.

    Eozif agrees to let her into his room, but before he can leave she pulls him back. She asks him to go along with her plan, and convinces him to be intimate with her. They kiss, and the scene changes.

Later, Estelle is at the ball hosted by Khalid. Eozif asks to speak to her in private and asks her about Florence, but she is confused, and he changes the subject.

## Estelle's sword

Khalid interrupts Eozif and Estelle and hands Estelle a glass of wine. Estelle discovers that Lucifela is a lightweight when Lady Rein asks about her flushed cheeks. She tells Estelle not to miss the charity auction.

    From the podium, Khalid stares at her, unsettling Estelle. Lady Rein pulls Estelle to the front of the crowd. From the podium, Khalid pulls out a sword and others mistake it for Estelle's sword. Estelle feel sickly. It in fact isn't Estelle's sword, but a family heirloom from Khalid's family--and therefore Khalid's sword.

Khalid announces that the sword was his, and not Estelle's. The others want to see Estelle's sword, which horrifies her. Khalid sees her facial expression and smirks. He says that he has Estelle's sword, which wasn't ready for viewing. Estelle reminds herself to mask her emotions, but it is too late, Khalid had already figured her out. Khalid says that his sword wasn't Estelle's, but that she used it sometime, and Estelle is furious that he'd use that sign of trust to increase the sword's value, and also that he would part with his last remaining family heirloom. It is eventually sold for one million gold.

    Khalid asks Estelle if she is okay, but she rudely brushes his hand away and tells her to focus on the auction instead of herself. Estelle faints because of the alcohol, and is taken to a room to rest. There, she wonders what Zed would think. Estelle has began to think about Zed very often.

Estelle dozes off and has a dream about the day she was given the title of commander, and how she told Khalid about it. She offers up her new sword to Khalid, who tells her not to focus on useless things, but she doesn't understand. Khalid says that the rightful title of commander was given to her because she was more skilled, and that he didn't have regrets. He flirts with Estelle, causing her to blush. She angrily tells him to stop messing around.

    When Estelle wakes up, she decides to go looking for her sword. Somehow, she finds it instantly, held by a suit of armor. It is then that Khalid hugs her from behind and, calling Estelle by her name and saying that he missed her. Estelle is horrified. She lies and says that she has no idea what Khalid is talking about, but Khalid reveals that he set up this as a trap using his father's sword to see if it was her, and that he was proven when she reached for her sword out of every sword in the room. He says that he caught on the more and more they interacted, but was thrown off by how ladylike she occasionally acted. Khalid reveals that it was him who put a threadsnake worm in the trakehner. Estelle is disgusted that he risked her life just to see if it was actually her.

    Estelle shoves him away and tries to slit his throat, but it doesn't work because Lucifela's body is too weak for combat. He kisses her forcefully, and she bites down on his lip to get him to let her go. Khalid licks his lips and exclaims that she has truly became a lady since the bite didn't hurt at all. Estelle calls him a traitor, but he says that she is the same, since she is parading as a noble lady instead of getting revenge. While Khalid is smiling, Estelle is enraged the entire time, saying that she hates him. Khalid tells her that it would be an honor to be killed by her, but that he would struggle because he wanted to be by her side as long as possible. He flirts with her, but Estelle isn't receptive at all.

### Estelle's knights

Estelle's former knights are still wandering around,  and they are doing menial labor like catching game and repairing old buildings. The knights had caught a lot of game in that area that day, and were paid handsomely for it. They go inside a pub because it has started raining, and the pub owner gives them a free stew with their order as a way to thank the knights for their help.

    The knights discuss Estelle's death, and one drunkenly bemoans how Estelle was killed in the worst way possible. The pub owner's daughter gives one of the knights a flower as a gift for telling her a story about Ares. Since the village is superstitious, the flower is said to be able to be used to cast magic spells that weaken malevolent energy. The villagers are worried that the maleficence is getting out of control since it rained particularly much this year and the monster sightings have increased.

It stops raining, and everyone goes outside to light a fire. The knights comment on how similar Ersha and Jansgar's traditions are, and how the flower reminds them of someone. Liam, one of the knights, says that all attempts to track him down have been stopped. There are news that a hunting competition is going to go on in Jansgar, which means that Zed will be there. The knights declare that they will be going to the hunting competition to kill Zed, and Liam (red haired knight) throws the flower into the fire.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2  Webtoon, Episode 1
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2  Webnovel, Chapter 1
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5  Webnovel, Chapter 2
4. ↑  Webnovel, Chapter 28
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3  Webtoon, Episode 74
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4  Webtoon, Episode 75
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3  Webtoon, Episode 77
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2  Webtoon, Episode 78
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6  Webtoon, Episode 79
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3  Webtoon, Episode 80
11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2  Webtoon, Episode 81
12. ↑  Webtoon, Episode 83
13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 13.3  Webtoon, Episode 84