Draw Me a Date, by Koreykrypta  I wouldn't be surprised to see this as a book, or drama. Angst, Fluff, Romance, Royalty, Prince Im Yeonhee loves her country.  She really does.  But some people in it are kind of a waste of space, and there are problems and divisions in Taderra that run a bit too deep to fix. Part-time artist, full-time separationist republican, and current university student, Yeonhee has some solutions, and as a leading student activist, she has a very large following. National health care and welfare benefits cost billions every year.  Racial tensions between the largely working and middle class Hanmi (like Yeonhee) and the much smaller, mostly middle and upper class Zenyu (like the royal familyl) are at an all-time high, and the Hanmi only want to help the Hanmi, and any attempt to compromise either or fails.  As far as Yeonhee and anybody with any sense is concerned, it would be much easier to chop the country in half and let the Zenyu rule the Zenyu and the Hanmi rule the Hanmi, and to get rid of the antiquated system of monarchy that drains the country's resources and epitomises everything that is wrong with society.  The king is fat, ill, and lazy.  The queen spends most of her time using taxpayer money to swan off ot gala dinners in gowns that cost more than the average person will make in a year.  And the prince--don't get Yeonhee started on the crown prince.  There aren't very many people Yeonhee would wish dead, but Crown Prince Yixing might just meet the criteria for that.  He's a national embarrassment and on a whole other level of useless.  For most of his teen years, he made international headl