Her Royal Highness the Queen (Myung Se Bin) is still unwed despite being in her early thirties. Since she is an only daughter with no prospect of bearing a child in the foreseeable future, the royal succession is left in uncertainty when the current heir to the throne meets a sudden death.
Seizing the opportunity afforded by this crisis, the conservative faction, which presently holds sway at the Court, begins plotting for the crown. Sensing the threat, the Queen secretly searches for a new Crown Prince outside the palace walls and discovers Lee Hu (Se7en), a young man who has been making his living by delivering Chinese food, in complete ignorance of his royal heritage. Hu, who has never even dreamed of becoming the King, is unexpectedly ushered into the palace and subjected to strict training to become the royal heir.
The journey to becoming royalty will never be smooth. Lee Hu is forced to compete with Lee Jun (Kang Doo), the perfect candidate for Crown Prince strongly backed by the extended royal family.
Along the way, Hu meets a childhood friend, Yang Soon Ae (Heo Yi Jae) who works as a Palace Maid. As luck would have it, Jun meets her too and both men fall for the same lady. Naturally, Hu will have to be matchmade with somebody worthy of his status – the beautiful daughter of the Premier Minister, Shin Sae Ryung (Park Shin Hye). The two young men vie for the royal succession and Soon Ae’s heart, as an intricate web of conflicts, plots, and schemes unfolds around them. Who will win his ideal lady’s heart, and who will successfully become the Crown Prince?
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