Wall of Glass

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Yuliui Byeog
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Liliana Pence's world as a naive, young noblewoman changes upon meeting Edward Carter, a commoner with an agenda of his own. Oblivious to his scorn for her, Liliana dreams of being together with him, until her dreams are shattered by her arranged marriage. Desperate to avoid the union, she confesses to Edward, only to have him coldly reject her and disappear. When Liliana's fortunes take a turn for the worse and she loses everything, the two reunite... but in a way neither expects.

(Source: Tapas)

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Themes
Reunion Economics › Debts Narrative Themes › Betrayal Violence › Revenge
Kinship
Dead Parents Marriage › Contract
Social Issues
Class Struggle Nobility Prejudice Social Gap Social Hierarchy Nobility › Fallen
Settings
European Ambience
Audience Demographics
Female Oriented › Josei
Character Traits
Age › Adult Male Lead
Appearance
Eyes
Black Eyes › Black-Eyed Male Lead Blue Eyes › Blue-Eyed Female Lead
Hair
Black Hair › Black-Haired Male Lead Brown Hair › Brown-Haired Female Lead
Wealth
Rich to Poor Rich Protagonist › Poor to Rich
Character Types
Female Lead Cast › Primarily Adult
Female Lead
Ability Female Lead › Hard-Working Female Lead Background Female Lead › Adult Female Lead Occupation Female Lead › Noble Female Lead
Male Lead
Ability Male Lead › Hard-Working Male Lead Personality Male Lead › Mysterious Male Lead
Background Male Lead
Commoner Male Lead Rich Male Lead
Locations
Foreign
Europe > Northern Europe
United Kingdom › England
Narrative Tropes
Lack of Communication Backstory › Dead Family Member Character Change › Character Growth
Death Tropes
Character Death Death of Loved One
Love Tropes
Female Lead Falls in Love First Love Triangle Misunderstandings
Romantic Dynamics
Slow Romance Love-Hate Relationship
Occupations
Business › Merchants Education › Tutor Hospitality › Maids
Relationship
Contractual Noble-Commoner Relationship › Noble to Commoner
Family Relationship > Family > Parent-Child
Dead Father Dead Mother
Time Period > Period Piece
Early Modern Period › 18th Century

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