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Looks like girls being isekaid, as well as people isekaid as initially secondary character is becoming a new trend. This one gives me "Amnesia" (anime, not game) vibes.
But is it me or a lot of the shots here are blurry?
I think it's the first story I've seen, where a person is reincarnated into someone who existed before their reincarnation and has any feelings about it, let alone some guilt, which should be a normal reaction, IMHO.
Episode 3:
The first interaction between Raeliana and Noah made me uncomfortable for some reason. I understand that Noah is simply playing his role of someone with much more power, a dominator, but...
Nick seems completely out of place. I know a lot of makeup historically came from male nobles' makeup, but let's be honest, in real aristocracy timeline (17th century I guess?) he would not exist. At best he would be considered an oddity and would be able to reach a duke's court as a jester.
Animation took a hit this episode, too. I mean, previous 2 episodes did not make the budget constraints stand out as much, as this one did.
Also from the focus on the pre-isekai life of Eunha both in the episodes and the opening, I was thinking that there is some connection to why she got isekaied, and there would be some mystery to that, but... I am not sure if there. I will give it a chance to show it in next episode, but if someone has read the manhwa and can tell me if I can dare hope for a mystery and not just boring politics - I would really appreciate it.
Episode 4:
This episode definitely had better dynamics, and there does seem to be some intrigue in regards who is the kidnapper. Obvious candidate is Brooks, but... Something tells me it's not him.
Also this episode definitely had interactions very similar to dorama "High Class". Which was ok, although quite a bit slow. If the anime will be able to keep the pacing of the 4th episode, it may turn out ok.
Episode 5:
Wait, did I miss something? This world has magic? O_o
Episode 9:
How can transcribing replace eating gruel in a purification process?..
Episode 10:
I do not get what was the hang-up with "grandpa"? Doesn't "ojisan" mean not just a grandpa, but an old man in general?
Episode 12:
While the show is in no way bad, I think it suffers from same problem some slice-of-life (and not only) doramas do: there is too much fluff. Like things are happening, but nothing is really happening, the plot is almost standing still. Yet characters are added in attempt to show that there is something grandiose going on, some 5D chess or something, but most of it has little value. And, yes, you can argue, that this is about relationship between 2 specific people, but, objectively, their feelings have not changed since like 2nd or 3rd episode.