Only when a child forms a family can they be truly independent in a real sense.
Like a fledgling bird leaving its nest, stepping into a new phase of life.
Someone like Harold Chebman is already certainly a man of age.
Of course, the above criteria are not absolute.
Those young people with military positions often marry later indeed.
However, no matter what, Harold is indeed at the age where he should marry and have children.
He also has some thoughts of his own.
Although he doesn't have an official wife, Harold is not an innocent young chick.
His character somewhat resembles that of Baron Bezos, but like most noble scions in this world.
He holds an open attitude towards the matters of love and relationships.
However, those wildflowers outside can never compete with the brilliance of true flowers.
The marquis' daughter is the truly beautiful flower.
Most importantly, she is also a key that can allow Harold to enter noble society.
