Prince Suguru Geto has everything a future king should want: power, status, wealth, and countless noblewomen competing for his attention. But after years of political games and empty affection, he grows disgusted with the royal court and the concubines forced upon him. None of them see him as a person—only as a path to influence, power, or the throne. Worse, despite the pressure to produce an heir, Suguru finds himself incapable of loving any of them. Desperate for something real, he turns to ancient sorcery hidden deep within the royal archives: an ancient and difficult soulmate ritual said to summon the person fate itself has chosen for him. A partner who can truly understand him. Someone untouched by court politics. The ritual succeeds. Unfortunately, his soulmate is not from his world. Y/N, an overworked woman from modern-day society, is abruptly pulled from her miserable 9-to-5 life into a fantasy kingdom filled with curses, nobility, and dangerous court intrigue. Instead of panicking, though, she’s weirdly fine with the situation. Compared to office meetings, rent, and burnout culture, becoming royalty overnight sounds like an upgrade—especially when her soulmate turns out to be an absurdly handsome prince. While the royal court is horrified by her lack of etiquette, commoner origins, and complete immunity to aristocratic intimidation, Suguru becomes fascinated by her honesty. Y/N treats him like a normal man instead of a future king. She jokes with him, argues with him, and sees through the cold mask he wears around everyone else. For the first time in his life, Suguru feels understood. And for the first time in hers, Y/N feels wanted.