After twenty-one years of being the picture perfect princess who does as told, has her life together and has the perfect image of being an obedient and friendly future queen, Autumn decides she is not having it for another year. She decides to ditch the coronation night with the help of her friend, Ambrose, to cover up for her absence. Little did she know that unlike any other celebrations she had ditched, this night would be different. However, right before being exposed of her true personality, Autumn has already gone to the city, deciding whether she wants to fix the chaos she had started... or just live a life like how everybody else does.

After years of living in vain, Adi finally finds the courage to seek for her own freedom; to unravel the darkness behind her fair skin; to unmask the mysteries that was carved onto her soul. And while she was onto it, she was introduced to the feeling of being alive. But then, even as a princess herself, she wasn't in some kind of fairy tale. Daggers... Arrows. Explosions. Death. Would she be able to push the one thing that's made life worthy living? Would she be able to do the right thing despite it killing every parts of her?

What makes this story special and attractive is that each of the characters has their own strength and weaknesses, they also make irrational and poor decisions which makes them more human-like. These characters has their own goals, which was to achieve their own freedom and peace within themselves which makes something common between them, specially regarding the characteracteristics of Adi, which is problematic. It contrasts ZJ's attitude which is passive, and that makes them more realistic as they found their own way to get along and make themselves better together, even with their imperfections and differences.