He is the crown prince of a country where men are superior to women, and she is the god of war in a city where men are inferior to women, guarding the country's gates with a spear.
An alliance for peace between the two countries binds two very different people together.
Conflicting ethics and religion, reversing dignity and inferiority, they stand on opposite sides of the secular world, but in repeated confrontations and temptations, they glimpse the sincerity and courage under each other's skin.
When the righteousness of family and country collides with the love of children, when fixed concepts meet the heartbeat, is this love that transcends superiority and inferiority a romantic mistake, or is it destiny?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
