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A major plot twist unfolds as Oscar is revealed to be a hidden royal heir, possibly named Louis, who possesses the true \"crown prince ring.\" Before his accident, Oscar had intended to relinquish his claim and give the ring to Caesar, but Gerald now uses the amnesiac Oscar as a pawn to publicly challenge Caesar's succession, likely during the coronation ceremony. The revelation has sharply divided readers; while some are excited by the drama and Oscar's striking new appearance, a significant portion expresses frustration, criticizing the \"cliche\" amnesia trope and the questionable logic of the succession crisis as an unnecessary method to prolong the story. 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This memory loss is immediately exploited by the manipulative Marquis Gerald Pariam. A major plot twist unfolds as Oscar is revealed to be a hidden royal heir, possibly named Louis, who possesses the true \"crown prince ring.\" Before his accident, Oscar had intended to relinquish his claim and give the ring to Caesar, but Gerald now uses the amnesiac Oscar as a pawn to publicly challenge Caesar's succession, likely during the coronation ceremony. The revelation has sharply divided readers; while some are excited by the drama and Oscar's striking new appearance, a significant portion expresses frustration, criticizing the \"cliche\" amnesia trope and the questionable logic of the succession crisis as an unnecessary method to prolong the story. 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