Sarajyeodeurilgeyo, Daegong Jeonha

Fernan Kaisar, the undisputed ruler of the North, has returned home after emerging victorious from a grueling war. Renowned as a man of absolute perfection in every regard, he holds a deeply personal significance for Yulia. Throughout her miserable and joyless childhood, Fernan was the sole individual who left her with a cherished memory. When she learns that this extraordinary man is destined to become her husband, Yulia feels an overwhelming sense of hope, believing in the existence of God for the very first time. However, the reality of their marriage quickly shatters her dreams. Instead of the affectionate union she envisioned, Fernan treats her with cold indifference. He grants her complete freedom to do as she pleases—whether it means renovating the castle, purchasing extravagant jewels, or hosting lavish parties—but makes his true feelings painfully clear. His only demand is that she spare him any intimate encounters and stay out of his way entirely, bluntly stating that he does not even wish to cross paths with her in the morning. Now, Yulia must navigate a loveless arrangement with the one person she once adored.