“Nevertheless, she was loved. So it’s clear that she was a beautiful and remarkable woman,” Woo-Jin said.

Apart from her physical beauty, her soul was truly dignified and dazzling. She caught people's attention wherever she went and was easily loved by everyone. Her evaluation in the present day was based on the remaining data passed down through the ages, but at that time, she was infinitely loved by the civilians as the queen, and her physical beauty was flawless.

Woo-Jin described it as the arrogance of people who were loved, but there was something about her confidence that always charmed and captivated other people. As she got older, these traits became more prominent.

“So, please portray her well, Oh Ha-Na. She was the most loved and publicly adored woman in Joseon back then,” Woo-Jin requested.

“The most loved?”

“Even though it’s still in the literature, people’s affection for Queen Yoon seemed to pose a threat to Queen Moon-Jin. Putting her relationships aside, it was evident that she was someone who shone beautifully all by herself. As the queen, her compassion for the civilians was not lacking in any way.” Woo-Jin calmly answered Oh Ha-Na’s question. Prince Myeong-Hwan was the only person Yoon Hwa-Eun treated with cruelty and disdain. As the queen...