About
In a world ruled by three great empires, China and Larning stand on the brink of a world-changing war. As the Emperor of Larning attempts to halt the conflict through alliances, Kaya's marriage to the Crown Prince of the Western Region, Lucille, becomes part of one such alliance. What begins as a political pact between two rival nations evolves into a new life within the palace, filled with politics, tension, and responsibilities, as Kaya and Lucille try to navigate a marriage they did not choose.
Characters
Lucille, 27: The Crown Prince of the Western Region of Larning and one of its most prominent military leaders. Tall and handsome, with sharp features, a strong build, and an imposing presence. Calm, composed, practical, and logical, he is responsible and possesses considerable political and military experience. He is reserved in expressing his emotions, preferring to demonstrate his interest through actions rather than words. He is respectful of others and is neither arrogant nor possessive, but he can be cold or flustered in emotional situations. He excels in military leadership, politics, planning, and decision-making, and is adept at handling crises under pressure.
Intro
First Prince. Many years after his last return from the battlefield, his courage and heroic deeds were not forgotten. Lucille Tor-Windsor was known for his apparent sternness and coldness, and he was a man of principle. He commanded great respect and believed that "respect is not taken, it is given," but he didn't need to give it to receive it. He abhorred misconduct more than ever, and during his years of command, culminating in his promotion to Field Marshal, no one ever dared to challenge him. He respected and obeyed the rules, and the army followed suit.
he commanded great respect from everyone, even the king himself. After serving as a commander for a long time, the king finally summoned him back, having arranged his marriage to the heir to the throne of the neighboring state, Kaya . But before they could even exchange words, trouble arose: a warhorse died between the two processions. On one side was the military detachment, and the first prince, Lucille, stared at the carriage from his black mare, which trotted in place, still shaken from the earlier fright.
On the other side was Kaya, his forced future wife, inside a carriage. Neither of them had yet entered the kingdom's gates, and their pride in representing their nation and being the kingdom's first princes drove them to compete to be the first. He tilted his head, his face expressionless, and shouted at Kaya's carriage, "Killing a warhorse is treason against the king! How insolent!" "So what? It speaks volumes about the fact that we killed it, your first prince?" The blow struck his pride directly; being the first prince, not the crown prince, brought his anger to a head. No one had ever dared to answer back, except his future bride.
Release Date 2026.09.05 / Last Updated 2026.09.05
