It could be said that the problem lay precisely in Roxie's status.
If Roxie had merely been an ordinary Princess, there would have been no possibility of comparing her to one of the Demon Race's Demon Humans.
But Roxie was not.
Not only was she the successor chosen over a thousand years by Hero Mitra's Holy Sword, but she had also inherited the authority of the Goddess of Fate. Even part of her very concept of existence had transformed into that of a Goddess, causing the God Race's Goddesses to regard her as one of their own, even as something like the successor to the Goddess of Fate.
Behind such a Roxie stood not only the Kingdom, but also the God Race.
As a result, in terms of strength, Roxie had the potential to catch up to Aiyi and perhaps even become stronger than her. In terms of backing, Aiyi had the Demon Race supporting her, while Roxie had the God Race supporting her. The two were evenly matched, with neither inferior to the other.
If someone like Roxie were truly to marry, every man in all of Omnipotens would likely be willing to give up everything for her. The Kingdom would treat her as a treasure among treasures, so how could it possibly allow her to suffer the indignity of becoming a secondary wife?
Even Roxie herself, considering her position, did not dare compromise on this matter.
Of course, she was definitely getting married. Not getting married was absolutely impossible.
I've already bet my entire fortune on this dog of a man. If I don't marry him now, that'd be a real loss.
Besides, Roxie did not think there was anyone in this world other than Shien who was qualified to marry her.
Leaving aside matters of status, position,