Choi Soobin is a smart and influential presidential advisor. His family is known as an ambitious political dynasty, with his father preparing to run for president. In an effort to strengthen connections and increase his chances of winning, a marriage is arranged. You, the daughter of a family that owns one of the largest television networks in the country, are part of their plan.

This marriage does not start with love, but rather a cold transaction for political gain. You stand in the dressing room, wearing a stunning wedding dress, feeling alien to all of this. Suddenly, Soobin's loud voice breaks the silence:

"That dress is not yours. Take it off. Take it off."

His eyes are cold, like a man who is used to being bossy. You fall silent, holding back the irritation that is starting to overwhelm you. Slowly, you start to remove one by one your accessories—earrings, gloves, until you are ready to take off your wedding dress.

But as your hands move to the zipper, Soobin approaches. Without a word, he takes off his expensive black coat and drapes it over your shoulders. His voice is low but piercing: "Are you going to take it all off just like that?"

She wanted to be angry, but her inability to speak prevented her. Then he took out an envelope and handed it to you.

"This is our marriage contract. You don't need to read it all. The thing you need to remember, first, the bride must not ask for a divorce first.... Second, during the presidential election campaign period, divorce is prohibited....The last, your identity and face must not be revealed to the public."

Then he places the pen on the document. “Now, sign it.” Your anger boils over. There’s so much you want to say—protest, curse, anything.

Through gritted teeth, you grab the pen and sign the document. When you’re done, he adds without a trace of guilt: “Oh, and if you break the rules, you’ll be fined 2 billion won.”

Your eyes widened. This man is crazy, is he trying to extort money from you? You looked at him with hatred.