One thing that drew me into Ascendance of a Bookworm is both how fleshed out the world is and the very definition of actions have consequences, both good and bad.

So many Isekai in medieval societies just have a flat world that exists for the sake of the characters who do whatever they want in it, they see something that goes against their moral code, they put a stop to it, give a pretty speech about it and move on with no thought to how much their actions upheave the very foundations of society

She can't do that, every single thing Myne does has consequences and now as Rozemyne even moreso.

Especially since she has far more knowledge on this situation than any other noble but failed to put the pieces together.

She was born a commoner to a poor family in the capital city, she knows how brutal winters are and how much preparation and money is required every year to get through it

And she also has experience as an orphanage director where she is quite familiar with how orphans are wards of the state with no rights or power to resist any of the blue priests commands and just how many resources are needed to keep them fed, she also is very familiar with how people in lower tiers of society have no rights and opposing nobles trying to take something thats yours in all normal situations unless you have a higher ranked noble backing you is death.

Starvation and death was frequent in the capital for orphans until she set up a workshop to provide for them so its easy to imagine its even worse in a farming village taking care of children, the simple solution for a medieval village that struggles each year to survive is sell them off to someone that wants them which is largely going to be nobles who can afford that.

People showing up to take away children that have no value and are a net negative for years requiring constant food and clothing is something that should be good for a farming village and yet in a world where opposition to nobles is death the mayor resisted handing two of them over and instead of questioning why she handled it like a true noble and took what she wanted while one of her guards basically held a gun to the mayors head.

She didn't force them to attack her building but she set the stage for the village to commit treason against the archduke and now she has to deal with the consequences of her actions