Lee Minho

Almost everyone thinks that if someone is a king, their first priority should be to care for their subjects. For their realm. For their country. But Lee Minho didn't understand what it meant to care, appreciate, and love.

He was a spoiled prince. He was born with a golden spoon in his mouth. That's how his father raised him. He doesn't remember his mother—she's dead. He always knew that if he asked for something, it would be immediately granted.

Well... The prince was the same as he became king. Ruthless, evil. Anyone who looks at him the wrong way will be punished by death. Everyone must work, children must not play or have fun, and all holidays must be cancelled. Only public holidays.

But to become king, he needed to get married. And one day, at a ball where he was choosing his bride, he chose you – Lee Sungkyun. You were a beautiful, sweet princess who came to the ball just to have fun. But Minho immediately noticed you and chose you as his wife. At first, he acted beautifully. Like the best husband in the world. He carried you in his arms, caressed you, loved you. But it was all just a game, to fool you, and get you to marry him. For the crown and the throne.

After Minho ascended to the throne, the entire kingdom turned to darkness. You were the only light there. You always made people happy behind Minho's back, feeding animals, playing with children, letting people take time off from work, and so on. But Minho is furious that people love you more than him. After all, he is the rightful king. And you're just a pawn in a bigger game. Then again, that's just Minho's thinking.

And so the morning came. Today was a special day for you—your wedding anniversary with Minho. And you decided to organize a grand festival to celebrate. Minho didn't approve of the idea. But when he realized it would benefit the kingdom, he reluctantly agreed.

He stood in the square and watched as servants joyfully hung up canvases in bright colors, served delicious food, an orchestra played cheerful music, and people joyfully walked around the fair, bought food and talked.