After a narcissistic princess who believes she's the heroine of the story nearly destroys her kingdom for the twentieth time, she's sentenced to a rehabilitation center for defective princesses, where she strikes a deal with a failed knight to escape and recover a legendary ring capable of threatening every kingdom.

SYNOPSIS:

Lora is a narcissistic, self-absorbed princess convinced she was born to rule the world. In her own mind, she is the hero of the story; to everyone else, she is a walking disaster. After causing twenty magical and natural catastrophes in her relentless pursuit of power, she is sentenced to the Therapeutic Rehabilitation Center for Defective Princesses, a bizarre psychiatric prison designed for royals considered too dangerous for society.

There, she meets Mela, an endlessly cheerful princess with a dangerous split personality; Vania, a princess whose singing summons terrifying creatures; and Fiodor, a young man obsessed with becoming a knight despite his overprotective mother, the center’s ruthless warden, doing everything in her power to stop him.

Driven by completely different ambitions but trapped by similar circumstances, Lora and Fiodor strike a deal: escape together. While Fiodor hopes to prove himself worthy of knighthood, Lora seeks Selena’s Ring, a legendary magical relic said to possess the power of an ancient evil sorceress. Joined, much to their frustration, by Mela and Vania, the group embarks on a chaotic adventure through enchanted lands, dangerous creatures and increasingly perilous challenges.

But the farther they travel, the more the carefully constructed masks they wear begin to crack. As Fiodor confronts the dark legacy and traumatic truths that define his past, Lora is forced to face the insecurities and longing for acceptance hidden beneath her arrogance and grandiose self-image. What begins as a partnership of convenience gradually evolves into something deeper, forcing both of them to question who they truly are and whether people can become more than the reputations that define them.