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...But why am I suddenly the heir presumptive to the British Empire?
I was only a 29-year-old Korean web novel author who wanted to enjoy the kind of elegant life I wrote about in romance-fantasy novels. After one particularly drunken celebration, I woke up as a baby girl in late-19th-century Britain.
At first, I thought I had been given exactly the life I wanted: aristocratic dresses, elegant tea parties, and a royal family to pamper me.
Then my parents died.
Taken under the care of my formidable great-grandmother, Queen Victoria, I grow up believing that my new life might still turn out peacefully. Until an aristocratic tutor arrives and begins teaching me something no romance-fantasy heroine should ever need to know: Machiavellian statecraft.
That is when I discover the truth about my father.
He was the eldest son of the Prince of Wales.
And that makes me the second-in-line heir presumptive to the British Empire.
I only wanted a romance-fantasy life. Somehow, I ended up with an empire.
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