Prince Hours

Shin Chae Gyeong, marries the Crown Prince.

Lee Yul returns from England.

Chae Gyeong makes up her mind to become the Crown Princess.

On the first day after the wedding, Shin fights with the Royal Family adults.

After making her morning calls to the elders of the Royal Family, Chae Gyeong is surprised to see Yul inside the palace.

Thanks to Yul’s help, Chae Gyeong manages to gain the Queen Dowager's favor.

Chae Gyeong is adjusting well to the palace life as Hyo Rin has mixed feelings about the situation.

The Crown Prince and Princess return after their outing to the in-laws.

While Shin is away in Thailand, Chae Gyeong feels lonely.

After taking Hyo Rin to the airport, Shin barely makes it to the press conference and gives an impressive speech.

Chae Gyeong insists on riding her horse alone even though the court ladies try to dissuade her.

Shin claims that he will renounce his title as Crown Princes.

The Queen Dowager take Shin and Chae Gyeong to Jeju-do Island.

Dawn finally arrives after a night of trouble and the consummation is over.

Shin brings Chae Gyeong out of the Myeongseong-dang.

Shin and Chae Gyeong leave on a honeymoon trip.

Chae Gyeong gets mad at Shin for not being able to be contacted the entire day.

Criticisms over whether Shin is fit to be Crown Prince continue to brew.

Chae Gyeong is confused about all the trouble she got into with Shin at Yul’s birthday party.

An unexpected turn of events throws Crown Princess Chae Gyeong into the epicenter of harsh criticism.

Shin barely manages to cover up for Chae Gyeong’s near-fatal slip at the formal interview.

Yul is determined to be faithful to his heart even if it means breaking the law.

Crown Prince Shin is cornered as the arson suspect.

The continued investigation of the arson incident only further points to Shin as the culprit...