Under the City: Roses with Thorns

The whole court laughed at the arrogant and domineering thirteenth princess Coris, who was the most inconspicuous and transparent symbol among the king's sixteen daughters. Without the support of her mother and the love of her father, she could only rely on her sharp and arrogant style to desperately avoid the fate of getting married. Jennifer, the personal knight given to her by the king, is taciturn and wears cold iron armor. She is the only tail she can't get rid of. Everyone thinks that the princess is just using the knight to relieve her boredom, confiding her grievances freely, and losing her temper at will. Only Jennifer saw through the fragility hidden under her arrogant shell, blocked rumors, received punches for her, and always bowed to her alone. Palace strife, royal marriage, and royal power schemes are pressing harder. Coris fought for the favor at every step, and everyone thought she was greedy for the crown and glory. Only the armored girl knew that she would do whatever it took to keep the light in her heart. In the cloister of the ancient castle sealed by heavy snow, the knight knelt on one knee in front of the rose steps, lowered his eyes and made a lifelong vow: "No matter where your Highness goes, the iron armor will always be with you and will never leave."