After falling from the cruise ship, Vera was swept up by the waves and sent to the shore.
What awaits her is not a rescue team, but a group of Vesta virgins who serve the goddess.
The god who sent her to Rome gave her beauty, charm, a graceful body, and a fragrant breath. No one can stop her charm, and no one can reject her beauty.
Vera never knew that the price of all this was that Vera made that unruly man fall in love with her.
... And then she abandons that man again.
The consul Ulysses was temporarily banished for his blasphemous remarks, because he told his slaves and guests at home: "I will never fall in love with anyone, not even the magic of Venus can make me crazy. I hate love, like the flames that disdain Cupid."
After witnessing the failure of his parents' marriage, this rebellious consul hated love and even disdained the power of Venus, so the God of Love sent Vera as if Venus wanted Ulysses to taste the pain of love and to kneel down under the magic of love, which was as painful as death.
In the courtyard where myrtle bloomed, Vera's magic power hit Ulysses like Cupid's arrow. Ulysses, who was walking to the courtyard, caught a glimpse of the girl combing her long golden curly hair by the spring.
His heart should not beat for any woman, but when he glimpsed the girl with her hair combed and humming a song, he glimpsed the snow-white and crystal-clear feet wrapped in golden rope shoes, swinging by the stream, and the girl subconsciously smiled at him, so he... Threw off his armor.
