Goddess of Fire

Jung Yi presents a piece of pottery that hurts the pride of the royal ceramists.

Jung Yi and Prince Kwanghae get into some deep trouble together. Their adventure just begins.

After breaking some ancestral figurines, the royal brothers are close to trouble with their King's father.

Tae Do risks his life to prove that the royal ceramic had been broken. He's got 15 minutes to prove it.

Prince Kwanghae and Tae Do come to the rescue as a masked swordsman kills Jung Yi's father.

The Prince's jade belt goes missing, while Jung Yi decides to live as Tae Pyung from now on.

Jung Yi is reunited with a stranger. She thinks he's a thief. He's apparently Tae Do.

Jung Yi gets introduced to her new job and gets scammed while at it. It's not the best day to be in Bunwon.

Jung Yi and Tae Do are imprisoned while Prince Kwanghae suffers the punishment with the real thief.

Jung Yi's asked to leave while she can. Prince Kwanghae discovers her real gender.

The heat of the tea is the heat of the moment in Buwon after Prince Kwanghae presents his teacups to the King.

Jung Yi is bound for death, but Prince Kwanghae and Tae Do are set to save her life together.

Jung Yi is buried deep inside the prince's heart. This is nothing else but a burden for both of them.

Jung Yi is a daughter of a mere shabby potter, but that doesn't mean she can't be the best in her field.

Jung Yi is instructed to destroy one of her father's prized possessions. That's until Prince Kwanghae arrives.

From now on, Jung Yi is no longer allowed to leave the prince's line of sight. It's a direct royal order.

Bunwon closes its doors to Jung Yi after she goes against a prideful chief but Prince Kwanghae's got her back.

Tae Do rescues Jung Yi, while Prince Kwanghae is left in worry after she goes missing under the moonlight.

Jung Yi heads her own way. Prince Kwanghae sees a disconnect in what she's saying.

Jung Yi is arrested. Although people try to stop her, she assures them that she had not committed a crime.

Jung Yi makes her re-entrance into the gates of Bunwon. She doesn't impress the chief.

Jung Yi may not have won in front of the King, but she impresses him and learns something new.

Prince Kwanghae deals with a fake letter, while Prince Imhae guilt trips Jung Yi as a liability of the palace.

Yeon Ok's got something to do with Jung Yi, and she's about to find out even more.

Jung Yi accepts a favor just to put herself as a ceramist at Bunwon. The one who offers help is sketchy.