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Alternatively, others suggest the medicine is a fertility tonic, and Eun-Woo's refusal stems from her long-held belief in her infertility or a reluctance to accept a higher social status, putting her at odds with the Prince's desire for them to have a child. This intimate new tension arises directly after Lee Hyun publicly declared his absolute devotion, vowing that any politically arranged fiancée would be a wife in name only. While their relationship has deepened into one of mutual love, with readers noting they act like a \"happily married couple,\" Eun-Woo is now displaying a new stubbornness and anger. This shift in their dynamic adds a layer of personal drama to the overarching political plot, where the Prince's commitment to a court lady has placed them in direct opposition to the Queen and the throne. 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