Knights must not hit the king!
Knights must not kick the king in the butt!
Knights must not slap the king when he gets the itch to fool around!
After Harvey became a knight, the only thing he regretted was not being less softhearted back when he was still a poor country boy. He should never have taken home that pitiful, injured beggar from the roadside.
At the time, he didn't know the beggar was an exiled prince.
He didn't know the two of them would fall in love, either.
And he certainly didn't know that the prince would somehow reclaim the throne and become king.
That king was none other than Charles II, known to history as the Merry Monarch, with countless lovers and a fondness for extravagant parties!
Luckily, the two had already broken up. Harvey knew how history was going to unfold, helped his mother find true love, crossed the social divide, and became a famous knight thanks to his talent for beating people up.
Unluckily, that scumbag kept sneaking in through his window, insisting they had never broken up, he had never cheated, and he had never meant to abandon him.
Harvey didn't believe him.
He stuck to the knight's code.
Don't date the king.
Clear-headed, sharp-tongued, and formidable knight VS a king who is great at putting on an act, loved by everyone, devious, and always up to something
Not quite like real history: the protagonist transmigrates into the past and is very good at smacking people.
Theme: Staying true to yourself
