Being the crowned prince of Korea was a job that began from the day you were born. From the outside it was a life in luxury, a life where you would never have to do anything for yourself, never having to do an honest day’s work because there would always be someone who would do it for you. The crown prince was envied by almost everyone in the country, as they believed him to be a spoiled brat who didn’t do anything for himself. The people who knew the truth, however, would never dream of envying him. His position was extremely powerful, yes, but it also came with obligations. Every crowned prince in the Lee dynasty knew this, and had grown up to be a greater king than his father before him. As such, when the queen would give birth to a son, the king would give the new crowned prince the same upbringing as he had been given. This had been going on for generations, so when Queen Nari gave birth to the new crowned prince, Eunhyuk, King Shindong didn’t think twice about how to bring the child up to be the strongest successor he could be.