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In 19th-century Joseon, the young Crown Prince Lee Yeong is still growing from a boy into the ruler he is meant to become. Along the way, he forms an unlikely bond with Hong Ra-on, a palace eunuch, in this coming-of-age tale of youthful romance at court.
In a modern-day Korea where the monarchy still exists, Crown Prince Lee Shin must marry quickly when the Emperor falls seriously ill. His bride is Chae-kyeong, an ordinary girl chosen through a promise their grandfathers made long ago, even though Shin has feelings for a ballerina named Hyo-rin. The two start out indifferent, and Chae-kyeong struggles with strict palace life.
Lee Gak, the Crown Prince of Joseon, is grieving the mysterious drowning of his wife when he and three loyal attendants are suddenly carried 300 years into the future. They land on Park-ha's rooftop home in 2012 Seoul, where a wealthy company president mistakes the prince for her missing grandson, and he sets out to learn the truth about his wife's death.
Set in an imagined chapter of the Joseon era, this drama looks inside the royal household, where a group of troublemaking princes keeps causing headaches for the family. The story centers on how these unruly young royals are taught and shaped.
In the Joseon era, Sung Yi-gyum is a top exam scorer working in a government office until he is caught gambling. As punishment he is made a secret royal inspector and sent undercover to root out corrupt officials, aided by fellow inspector Hong Da-in and his chatty, loyal servant Park Chun-sam.
Ma Hoon, Young-soo and Do Joon run the Flower Crew, Joseon's most successful matchmaking agency. A young blacksmith named Soo hires them to formally propose to Gae-ttong, a clever street girl, but he vanishes on the wedding day. Left with unpaid bills and a damaged name, the crew takes Gae-ttong on as their first female employee.
In the Joseon era, Gyeon Woo is a cool-headed scholar hailed as a national treasure, while Princess Hye-myung is a spirited royal with a poor reputation among the people. She often slips out of the palace to search for her mother, the deposed queen, and on one of these outings she runs into Gyeon Woo, who starts out as her enemy.
In a modern Korea that still has a monarchy, the unmarried Empress has no heir, so the court searches for a suitable Crown Prince. They bring her cousin's son, Lee Hoo, into the palace to learn royal life, but another cousin's son, Lee Joon, arrives as a rival, and the two must compete in a series of tasks for the title.
In the Joseon era, a young food lover accidentally ends up as a secret royal inspector, while a divorced woman sets off in search of happiness. The two join forces to investigate and expose corrupt officials who abuse their power.
In a made-up period of the Joseon era, King Lee Heon has banned marriage across the land ever since his crown princess died seven years earlier. Into his life comes So-rang, a swindler who claims the late princess's spirit can take over her body, setting off an unlikely bond between the grieving king and the bold con artist.
In the Joseon era, the king orders fortune expert Seo Do-yoon to read the stars and choose a husband for Princess Song-hwa from four suitors said to suit her well. Unwilling to accept a fate decided for her, the princess slips out of the palace to find someone she can truly love.
In early 19th-century Joseon, Goo Hae-ryung is a free-spirited woman, still single at 26, who loves to study and stands up for people who are treated unfairly. Meanwhile, 20-year-old Prince Dowon lives cut off from court in a quiet pavilion, secretly writing hugely popular Hangul romance novels under the pen name Maehwa.
