Aurora, princess of the elven royal house, lost all five senses while healing under the Moon Veil. Her fiancé Kael, deeming her a burden, hired his friend Thrandir to pretend to be himself and keep her company. Thrandir was in fact the prince of the Silver‑Leaf Royal House, who had lived in seclusion for a hundred years, and Aurora’s betrothed from birth. After regaining her senses, Aurora discovered the betrayal. She played along to maneuver against Thrandir, publicly humiliated the scoundrel and his accomplice, and announced her Moon‑Mark bond with Thrandir at the wedding ceremony. Eventually, the two royal houses acknowledged each other, the truth of the old betrothal came to light. Aurora abolished the outdated territory‑endowment custom and ruled the elven realm jointly with Thrandir.
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About The Prince in Disguise：Loving the Blind Princess
The Prince in Disguise：Loving the Blind Princess is a short drama originally released on HappyShort, told in 70 bite-sized episodes. Watched in one sitting it runs roughly 2 hours — easy to finish in an evening.
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Questions about The Prince in Disguise：Loving the Blind Princess
How many episodes does The Prince in Disguise：Loving the Blind Princess have?
The Prince in Disguise：Loving the Blind Princess has 70 episodes. At short-drama length that's roughly 2 hours in total.
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What is The Prince in Disguise：Loving the Blind Princess about?
Aurora, princess of the elven royal house, lost all five senses while healing under the Moon Veil. Her fiancé Kael, deeming her a burden, hired his friend Thrandir to pretend to be himself and keep her company. Thrandir was in fact the prince of the Silver‑Leaf Royal House, who had lived in…
