The Queen Cast Me into the Abyss, So I Blew Up the Temple with My Kids
After years apart, a sea emperor rescues the woman he wronged and their twins before crowning her queen.
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About The Queen Cast Me into the Abyss, So I Blew Up the Temple with My Kids
Seven years ago, Lenoia was scarred and blinded while seeking a cure for sea prince Xyros, then vanished and raised their twins alone. When Xyros, now Sea Emperor, finds her alive, old lies unravel. After rescuing Lenoia and their children from a deadly plot, he restores her sight, proposes, and finally crowns her his queen.
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch The Queen Cast Me into the Abyss, So I Blew Up the Temple with My Kids?
- It combines royal fantasy with a reunion after seven years apart.
- The family rescue plot places twins at the center of the conflict.
- Old lies unravel before a restored queen takes her place.
Who is this story for?
- Viewers who enjoy fantasy romance with royal stakes.
- Suitable for audiences interested in family-centered rescue dramas.
What to expect
- Royal romance
- Parental devotion
- Old lies
- Rescue and restoration
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Female Lead
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What should I explore next?
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