The story revolves around two distinct clans: The Luna of the Rose Clan, who must marry for political reasons to safeguard her family, and this involves entering into an unwanted alliance with her husband's kingdom. Her situation mirrors that of her mother, who faced a similar challenge, needing to prove her worth as the new Luna despite rejecting the most dominant Alpha, Alpha Mace.
Mace, young, confident, and powerful, initially sought Arcadia's hand in marriage. However, upon her refusal, his pride turned into intense hatred, vowing to destroy her. Unbeknownst to him, their destinies were intertwined, and his downfall was set in motion.
Humiliated after losing his kingdom, Mace is reluctantly forced to seek Arcadia's aid. Under her rule, his once towering pride begins to crumble. As he falls deeply in love with her, he becomes devoted to serving her, willing to do anything to win her acceptance.
There's just one condition she sets: for him to become her slave forever. This unexpected turn of events tests their love and forces them to confront the complexities of their union.
That’s fine. You’re entitled to your opinion and I respect it.
I still don’t see the manhwa coming close to the novel.
The pictures are nice, but it doesn’t make me emotional at all. I cried at the master death, but in the manhwa I was like meh
