Nagasare Reijou ni Okuru Makeinu Ouji kara no Honki no Love Song

Mirrika, an unremarkable count's daughter, finds her fate intertwined with that of a prince whose future has already been forfeited. The second prince of the realm, once a contender for the crown, has lost a brutal political struggle and now languishes in disgrace, stripped of his standing and prospects. In the aftermath of his downfall, Mirrika is betrothed to him—a cold, pragmatic arrangement designed to salvage whatever remnants of influence his diminished house might still command. Facing this unexpected turn, Mirrika displays neither outrage nor hope. With a complacent shrug of duty, she simply accepts the marriage as another inevitable obligation of her noble birth. She steps into a life overshadowed by the prince's fallen status, sharing a quiet existence with a man who has tasted the heights of power and now knows only its depths. Yet beneath her placid exterior lies a subtle tension: the daily reality of a political union devoid of warmth, the muted corridors of a palace that has moved on, and the unspoken question of whether two people bound by convenience can ever find common ground. As the prince wrestles with his shattered pride and Mirrika navigates her own passive resignation, their story unfolds not as a grand romance, but as a delicate, uncertain dance between acceptance and the faint possibility of something more genuine.