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However, most of my side quests were already completed and the only ongoing one i have is the tournament. I would guess that only a few quests that are tied to specific places or persons would break when progressing main story but there are some for sure.
I would, however, not bother loading earlier save just to finish side quests as they rarely have some impact or reward in KCD2. They are often just a minor distraction or detours that have little relevance to the overall game.
Ok, which persons? Kateřina, Rosa, maybe some Jew dude, others? I really need to know, if I must go from Beginning Lion's den back to beginning of the "Taking French leave" or not?
I have finished the Rosa's book with her, if it's just writing last story on last pages of her book and that's it...
French Leave is NOT the point of no return.
Finding and returning the book is an optional task completely unrelated to the main story (unless you believe KCD2 is Rosa dating sim).
ah the issue is, my plan is doing all stuff not just main story, and I would like to not miss any of them and do them before finishing the last final part of main story. And I have heard, that official point of not return is Oratores, but basicaly I have suspicion based on events from Taking French leave to Exodus, that for some side quests and activities the "defacto point of no return" is "Taking French leave" such as Fifth commandment.
Don't worry. You can give her the book later.