Finding Camellia Chapter 70: Release Date, Preview & Where to Read

Finding Camellia, Chapter 69 was quite heartwarming and sweet, with Claude caressing Camellia and being extremely kind to her even though he still believes her to be Camellius. Camellia is left reeling after her interaction, and she is still unable to determine if Claude actually likes men or if he loves her for the person she is. The fans were left swooning over their chemistry, and everyone was excited to see how Claude’s feelings would progress further in the story.

Even though Claude had said some harsh words to Camellia previously, making her believe that he wanted to have nothing to do with Camellius, this new interaction has proven his love for Camellius. If you have been following this gender-bender romance for some time and looking for information about the next chapter, then you have come to the right place. We will cover everything we know about Finding Camellia Chapter 70 so far.

We will discuss the release date of Chapter 70, recap the previous chapter and tell you where you can read it. Finding Camellia is an interesting story about a young woman named Camellia who is forced to live as someone else and is looking to reclaim her old life as well as her freedom. Camellia had lived the first twelve years of her life as a little girl in the slums, but her life takes a drastic turn when she is taken by soldiers and made to live as the son of an aristocratic family.

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Finding Camellia Chapter 70 — Finding Camellia [Credits: Ridi Comics]

Camellia is given a new identity known as Camellius, and she is compelled to live her life as someone different entirely. Camellia may have adapted to her life as Camellius, but underneath all the layers, Camellia has never forgotten her true self and strives to get her old identity back. Finding Camellia is an interesting manhwa that breaks the barriers and explores mature themes like finding your own identity and sexuality and searching for freedom.

Finding Camellia: Chapter 69 Recap

Previously in Finding Camellia, Camellius (Camellia) and Claude finally reconcile when she sees Claude recuperating in a tent after the war from gunshot wounds. Claude had said some harsh words to Camellius before, telling her that whatever happened between them was a mistake and he would never repeat it again. So when Claude pulls Camellius in for a passionate embrace, she is left confused and asks Claude about this sudden change.

Camellius asks Claude if he has come to terms with his preference for men, and Claude just pulls Camellius in and asks her not to push him away. Claude tells Camellius that he will keep his distance if she prefers it, but Camellius is happy with the current situation. She asks Claude to rest on the bed since he is injured. Claude pulls Camellius onto his lap and tells her that the war is still going on and that he will see to his wounds once the war is over.

Claude and Camellius have a romantic and intimate conversation as Claude tells her that the war is to protect his own people and make Neutral Territory safe for the citizens. Claude then asks Camellius about her journey, and they continue to embrace and converse. As they are talking, the Prince and Kieran Bale arrive to meet Claude. Just as Camellius is about to leave, Claude asks Ivan to take her to a special place in Neutral Territory.

The place is quite stunning, and Camellius is mesmerized by not just its beauty but the mysterious way nature worked in that territory. Ivan tells Camellius that Claude has forbidden any men from entering the hot spring so she can relax in the warm water to her heart’s content. When Ivan leaves, Camellia is left alone with her thoughts, and she wonders if Claude will be repulsed once he finds out that Camellia is actually not a man at all.