In the hearts of all students at Gaotang State Public First Middle School, there was a name that seemed unreachably high—Catherine Petrovna Alexandrova.
She was the daughter of an Earl from the Roman Empire, and it was said that her grandfather had been one of the Roman Empire's top ten Marquises before his death. His title was inherited by her uncle, her father's brother. Her uncle, now past sixty, had neither children nor siblings.
That meant Catherine was very likely to be the sole legitimate heir to the Alexandrov Family.
Not only would she inherit her father's Earldom in the future, but she would also become the first female Marquis in the Alexandrov Family's more than four-hundred-year history.
As one of the two most powerful entities in the world, the Roman Empire maintained an imperial system with a multitude of nobility. Although their power wasn't what it once was, they still controlled key institutions of power and held important positions.
