Burning for You
Summary
"The City Tower Kurosaka," a fortress for Japan's top 1% – boasting various luxury facilities and hotel-like, top-tier services, including a 24-hour concierge system. Into this world, Hina marries, bringing nothing but herself. Her husband imposes three conditions: 1. She must not leave the house without him; 2. She must share all her internet and smartphone usage history; 3. Since she came to him with nothing but herself, she must not refuse him anything. It was a life like being trapped in a birdcage. While wishing to end it all, she could only despair at her own emptiness, for the sake of her family. "I seem to have gained a little weight lately... May I at least use the fitness facilities?" With his permission, Hina was able to go out alone for the first time in six years, and thus, her time slowly began to move forward
... and the second season of the Anime did a better job of pacing than I thought they would. I think they moved the Elf village arc from before hostilities with the Principality began to the inter-war period, aka the start of the second season, and used that to pad it out. Good call if that's what they did. In any event. Good season.