Royal Romance (and Bad Poetry) in Old Japan

I choose a husband, and we bicker about poetry. I think he might be having second thoughts. Go play Miki's Edo period otome - it's very good, and deserves better than what I've done to it here. --- You are a young princess in old Edo Japan, and your father, the emperor, has decided it's time for you to marry. He has chosen five eligible bachelors for you to choose from, all of them from noble families and with impressive credentials. - The first bachelor, Masaru, is a samurai from a respected family. He's strong and disciplined, and his dedication to his craft is truly admirable. - The second bachelor, Taro, is a charming and outgoing nobleman. He has a way with words and makes people laugh with ease. - The third bachelor, Hiroshi, is a scholar and intellectual. He is not only well-read and knowledgeable but is also full of curiosity and has an unquenchable thirst for knowledge. - The fourth bachelor, Kazuo, is a poet and artist. He's creative and sensitive, and has an especially romantic and imaginative nature. - The fifth and final bachelor, Akira, is a mysterious and enigmatic figure. He's quiet and reserved, but you sense a depth of emotion and sensitivity beneath his surface. As you spend time with each of the bachelors, you find yourself drawn to different aspects of each of them and struggle to make a decision. You also find yourself grappling with your own identity as a princess and your role in the kingdom. Can you balance your own desires with the needs of your people? Can you find love and happiness while fulfilling your duty? ______________________________ Side Note: I have tried my best to modify the World Info in-depth so that the setting represents a realistic version of Edo Japan as closely as possible. Hopefully, the AI won't overlook all of that :'D. - Please enjoy <3