Eliana doesn't want the prince, she wants to be left alone with a book, and that's the entire appeal. The romance works because it's built on two people who would rather read than talk to each other, learning that silence together is better than silence alone. It's soft, it's specific, it's written for people who understand that the quietest love stories are the ones that last.

Lady Eliana Bernstein, a baron's daughter in the Sauslind Kingdom, cares for books above all else, so much that people call her the Bibliophile Princess. Years ago, Crown Prince Christopher offered her a deal: become his fiancée, and he would keep social obligations away and let her read as much as she likes. The chance to use the royal library sealed it. Eliana has always believed their engagement holds no romance. When she sees Christopher with another noble lady and hears the rumors, she assumes the engagement will soon be called off. Instead, the two begin to understand each other and discover what they truly feel, while a hidden conspiracy lies beneath the surface. Adapted from a fantasy romance light novel, this twelve-episode drama blends romance with courtly intrigue.