The main act referred to the climactic portion of a play.
And in this Dream Design, the supporting female character falsely accused the heroine before all the great nobles. The heroine then struck back, humiliating the supporting female character and forcing her to leave in disgrace beneath everyone's watchful eyes... This was a very typical shining scene, and also the main act.
Although Uriel and Glaimo did not quite understand why a mere counterattack scene could become the climactic portion.
Camilo said gloomily from the side, "Because this Dream Design is made up of one counterattack after another."
The supporting female character framed her, the heroine broke the trap, then struck back and slapped her in the face.
The cycle repeated more than ten times. In the end, the supporting female character fell into the dust, while the heroine claimed a sweeping victory.
Then, the play ended.
Uriel: "...Huh?" That was it? What was the point of this Dream Design?
Camilo shrugged, equally perplexed.
Glaimo, however, said open-mindedly after hearing this, "It's perfectly normal for old fellows like us not to understand many new things. Like how Ligota went through a period when she loved reading romance novels. I secretly read a little myself back then, but only made it through two or three pages."
"I simply couldn't stand the male leads, so domineering they were like debt collectors."
"I didn't understand why Ligota liked them either."
"Later, Ligota came to my study and found one of my favorite novels. It was a wartime romance, a genre that had been all the rage at the time. She only read two pages before she couldn't go on."
"When I was young, I felt that her understanding was flawed. But after turning it over in my mind day after day, I realized