Dawn is the best sword in the Empire.
But now the Lord of the Kingdom actually doesn't want her to be a killer, and instead allows her to work as an undercover agent in the council?
If you're undercover, just be undercover.
No one told her that there was such a difficult guy like Adonis in the council!
Adonis is simply the biggest obstacle on her journey to undercover.
This man was so elusive that I couldn't figure out what he was thinking.
He would appear behind her at every turn, either asking her to dance or giving her flowers, and he couldn't even hide.
He even woke up one morning and found himself sleeping in his bed!
If this continues, the Lord of the Kingdom will not think that she is not doing her job properly and hangs out with her male subordinates all day long!
Main drama copy:
Adonis hides too many secrets in his heart.
He had foreseen his own ending countless times in his dreams - living in a sea of fire and dying without a burial place.
Until one day he met Dawn, and he began to selfishly imagine that the ending of the story was to die in her arms.
Not as a god or a demon, but as a human being, buried in the earth.
PS:
1. Western fantasy, no historical evidence
2. Bg, both sides are beautiful, powerful and miserable, stacking up their armors, taking advantage of each other, and redeeming each other.
Intention: The so-called gift of fate has already been secretly marked with a price.