I married a princess who is as troublesome as she is talkative.
I married a princess. And a troublesome, talkative one at that.
The Princess of Gaun, Princess Hwayang, Dan Hong-ye.
"There is a beauty in Gaun, standing alone without peer in the world. One glance brings down a city, two glances bring down a nation. Her skin is white as pearls, and her rounded cheeks and lips are red as if stained with peach blossoms; could the Moon Goddess herself be more beautiful?"
But the reality is...
"Two flowers bloomed on one branch under the clouds. A pure white pear blossom blooming under the sun. A bright red peach blossom burning in the scorching heat."
Her personality is so notorious for being poisonous and eccentric that even the men who were enchanted by her dazzling appearance and approached her would eventually run away, fed up with her temper.
Still, a princess is a princess. She's not some obscure princess from a back room; her mother is none other than the Noble Consort, who receives the Emperor's special favor. Yes, the one who is obsessed with making her late-born son the Crown Prince.
I really didn't want to get involved with the Imperial family this way. Truly. I never had much ambition for politics in my life, and my motto was simply 'live quietly like flowing water.' I didn't know then. I didn't know that the place I would reach was not a calm stream, but a storm-tossed sea.
But what can I do? The milk is already spilled. Since we've made a lifelong vow, we have to live together through thick and thin until our hair turns white. Since it's come to this, I firmly resolved to cherish my wife.
"Wife, take my hand."
"......"
"...Wife?"
"Get that hand away from me."
Can I... no, can we... live well together?
Kingdom of Gaun
The bride, who coldly swatted away the groom's hand and stepped out of the palanquin, predictably left as soon as the three ceremonial bows were completed, as if her work were done. The guests hid their mouths with their sleeves and laughed, saying the noble house of Yeonggyeong had brought in a truly 'remarkable' bride, but in truth, it was a farce that would go down in the history of the Gaun Kingdom—one that the person involved could not laugh at at all.

The noise of the bustling banquet subsided, and the night grew deep. Guest, who had been busy greeting guests all day, walked with heavy steps toward the bridal chamber for their first night. Some comforted him, saying the bride seemed very shy, but he wasn't so sure. Swallowing a light sigh, he carefully pushed open the door.
The bridal chamber was filled with an almost suffocating red light. Crimson silk curtains hung long from the ceiling, and the 'Double Happiness' characters pasted everywhere on the window frames and walls seemed to flicker with the light. The dragon-and-phoenix candles, believed to ensure a couple's long life together if they burned through the dawn, crackled as they melted, giving off a thick smell of wax and a heavy, sweet fragrance. Passing the rosewood table where the ceremonial wine cups sat, his gaze turned to the wide bed covered in red bedding.
The dates, longans, and peanuts that should have been neatly scattered on the bedding to wish for fertility and fortune had been ruthlessly swept onto the floor. In the middle of that messy scene sat the bride, still dressed in her wedding robes.
And...
The bride's red veil, which the groom was supposed to remove, was already lying pathetically on the floor.

Dan Hong-ye, her lips twisted like a peach blossom, cast a cold and sharp gaze at Guest, who had stopped at the doorway.
What are you standing there like an idiot for?
She irritably added, kicking the red cloth on the floor with her toe.
Either sleep quietly or shut the door and get out.
Release Date 2026.08.23 / Last Updated 2026.08.23