Romance

Just four years ago, Rustica Genas was the most gifted knight in the Caleta Empire and one of the emperor's most trusted servants. But after challenging his will one too many times, all of her fame, glory, and power were stripped from her. Then what can poor Rustica do but shamefully fade into obscurity? Well, when the rival empire's ruler sets his sights on winning her heart and freedom, she might have a chance to reclaim more than just her reputation. What could be waiting for her just beyond the Great Barrier?

Ellenoa doesn't dare dream of a happy ending. Treated like a lowly housemaid by her own family, she decides to rewrite her fate by approaching Duke Enoch Bayern Frederich, a jaded rake shrouded in cynicism and disillusionment, with an offer he cannot resist--a glimpse into the future in exchange for a year of companionship. He agrees to the contract, not knowing that the knowledge comes with a dreadful cost--one that could claim Ellenoa's very life.

As the only daughter of the dukedom, she had been spoiled since she was a child to the point talking is troublesome to her. Because of political struggles, her family sent her to a mercenary group far away in the frontier. No high-end ingredients nor unconditionally pampering servants here, in the unfamiliar place with a cold-faced and cold-voiced mercenary leader, what a ducal lady like her should do?

Carly Browning, the head of the powerful Brownings, is sick of suitors eyeing her fortune. Her solution? Propose to young aristocrat Ethelred Elad! With his family in ruins, this sham marriage would be perfect for both of them, just until they're able to divorce. If they do divorce, that is.

After her mother's death, Elrose Basellan was cast out by her father for 14 years. With news of his passing, Elrose rushes to claim her inheritance, but can't do so unless she's married! Desperate, she prays for a husband, and the mysterious Rakshan seems to fall from the sky! They agree to a temporary union that benefits them both, but unexpected issues keep delaying their plans for divorce. Will this fake marriage become something more? Or should Elrose have chosen her husband more carefully?

Seria was born as an ordinary serf, but her extraordinary beauty makes her an outcast in her village. Growing up without any friends, she meets a young guardian dragon, names him Sizrelia, and forms a deep bond with him. But because guardian dragons are symbols of the imperial family's legitimacy, the emperor must hide the fact that a mere serf can form a pact with a guardian dragon by making Seria an imperial princess! But even with Siz by her side, can she handle life as a fake princess?