At Last, the Moon Has Set in the West

She is the kingdom's only princess, yet for the sake of her homeland and its people, she is sent away to marry for peace. He is a crown prince who grew up amid deception and intrigue, and knows all too well the importance of power. Two strangers are brought together by fate. She is a pampered legitimate princess in a monogamous household, raised on her parents' deep affection. She never imagined she would one day become a pawn in a political marriage. He is a sovereign with absolute power and a harem full of beauties, all part of the empire he has built. A political marriage brings two people with nothing in common together. Their feelings grow with time, yet the seed of suspicion in their hearts proves stronger. At last, the bright moon falls. “A princess who enjoys the support of the people must devote herself to serving them.” And so the bright moon sets out, without hesitation, to fulfill her duty. In the end, it is because of those words that she vanishes forever in a place that was never hers. Misunderstandings and a frame-up drive a wedge between the once-loving couple. The truth is finally revealed and her innocence restored, but the moon is already gone.