Cedrani

Eden, a burned-out legal assistant who has been "enslaved" by her boss, gets into an accident. When she wakes up, she finds herself in a completely different body, in a different timeline, and with an entirely different luck. She suddenly has to live as Princess Seraphine, a young Princess raised with love and care in the small country named Ersevyn during the 1600s. For the first time, Eden experiences the warmth, affection, and privileges she never had before. Realizing the important role she now holds, she puts her heart and effort into helping her new family and her country. Drawing on her years of experience in the legal field, Eden quickly notices how much the kingdom lacks proper laws and regulations. But creating a new legal system in Ersevyn is far from easy. Tradition, resistance from governance, and hidden enemies all stand in her way. As Eden struggles to adapt to her new life, she begins to uncover the deeper reason why she was brought into Princess Seraphine’s body. THE future of Ersevyn rest in her hands, and the choices she makes will shape the destiny of the kingdom.

“If you can make him fall in love with you, I will raise your pay to be ten times more” On her first day at the prestigious Suma Group, Cora learns she will be working for Axel Kusuma, the youngest son of the company’s wealthy and influential family. Suma Group is one of the richest corporations in the country, and Axel, known as a Heartthrob, is the Vice President Just like the rumor said, Axel is a charmer that doesn’t deserve the position as Vice President. Everyone knew he was the complete opposite of his half-brother, Ethan Kusuma—the ice-cold, disciplined president who had successfully led the company for the past three years. Cora's task? To transform Axel from a reckless player into a competent Vice President, someone who can finally compete with his brother. But there is an additional task for Cora, she must make her boss who is a jerk to fall in love with her. Despite being the best in her field, this is by far the most difficult task she's ever faced. Love wasn't her expertise—how could it be, when she'd never been in a relationship before?