Christina is an idealist, erudite, intelligent and very discerning. I also like Descartes very much. It turns out that she is the queen who killed Descartes. . . 23333. But she's emotional, and as a monarch, it's lethal. When the person she loves disappears, her helplessness and heartbreak still fail to make her understand that the complicated work of a monarch has as much power and as much restraint.
Aiba may have admired her and was deeply honored by the Queen's admiration, but I don't think Aiba has ever loved her. If love sees Christina appearing at her wedding in despair, she will not still choose to leave her. Because she just wants to be an ordinary happy woman. If she loves Christina, when Christina gives up the throne and leaves her hometown, there is still a chance to follow her without hesitation, but she has none. If Christina wasn't the queen, I don't think Alba would have paid too much attention to her.
This love is destined to be so sad, because the person she loves has never loved her. Christina finally left the country to devote herself to religion. I think it has a lot to do with this relationship. Passionate is always hurt by ruthlessness. In front of love, everyone is equal, and no one can escape.
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