First, most of the story revolved around warfare. At one point, Kiara will get a teacher and become a magician. In the game, Kiara was on the enemies' side and Reggie was killed which then started the whole plot of the game with Alan as the protagonist. But now that Kiara is on Everal's side, the tide has shifted. This also caused a whole lot new problems which is different than the original game. Such as the war started months earlier than it should be, and there are 'events' and 'plots' that wasn't in the game.

For the romance, currently there are 2 male leads, Reggie and Cain (Wentworth). While I'm pretty sure Reggie is the end game, right now Cain is leading since Kiara thought of Reggie as benefactor / guardian.

I think the story is very good. Everything has consequences and the plotholes are explained eventually. The characters' development are also realistic; each characters have their own background and reasons for their own actions. There are chapters from other characters' point of view, so we can understand their thoughts and reasonings

• While this is a shoujo issue in general, solitary princes normally don't pop up like weeds in a garden, you know? When the MC was crying, she walked through the whole castle, encountered nobody somehow, and somehow found the prince "patrolling" the castle alone in the hallway leading to her room? No, the prince wasn't waiting for her, he legitimately was described as patrolling alone in a distant enclave in the castle. And when the MC is in danger in the battlefield another time, the prince somehow ran out of the castle and across the battlefield to be her shield in the room it took an arrow to fly at her. It's forced, yes, but it's also a trait of all shoujo stories so I won't be too hard on this point - I knew what I was getting into.
• The MC is kinda two-faced when dealing with hot boys? When she's down when dealing with grief after her first battle, her female friends will cheer her up, and she won't listen to them (rather obnoxiously, if I remember?). When the commoner chef boy tries to cheer her up, she brushes him aside. But when the hot ML comes along, she comments explicitly on how nice and angular his face is, bursts into tears, and confesses all her deepest emotions. This process happens many, many times. There are several prospective MLs as well, and our MC will almost always call out their appearance before revealing her secrets and emotions.
• I'm not a fan of domineering shoujo MLs in general, and the MLs in this novel oscillate very rapidly between yandere "I want to cage her in a locked room" and ostensibly saying "I love her because she's a free bird". What this means practically is that they constrain her choices, guilt trip her into their desired plan, and then step back and applaud her on her independence once she's finished her job (usually to her emotional and personal detriment).
• The author spent more time on a random romantic side plot about the MC dreaming someone touched her lips while she was sleeping than on, you know, her guilt after her first battle or about the military situation. She eventually decided that someone was just giving her water to drink, and she mistook the glass for a finger. But she got to romance the yandere MLs in the meantime! Yay... : (