The Pirate Queen'sContractual Prince – Episode 21
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Synopsis
To fight for legitimate sea rights for wanderers, pirate queen Ella buys the deposed prince Leon at a black market auction. They enter a contract marriage for mutual benefit. Facing naval sieges and pursuits, they gradually trust each other and uncover the regent Claude’s crimes—usurping the throne, murdering the late king, and framing Ella’s family. After overthrowing tyranny, Leon abandons the throne and lifts maritime bans. They burn the contractual marriage certificate and guard the free seas with sincere love.
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How many episodes does The Pirate Queen'sContractual Prince have?
The Pirate Queen'sContractual Prince has 40 episodes. Each episode is a short vertical clip, so the full series can be watched in one sitting.
What genre is The Pirate Queen'sContractual Prince?
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What is The Pirate Queen'sContractual Prince about?
To fight for legitimate sea rights for wanderers, pirate queen Ella buys the deposed prince Leon at a black market auction. They enter a contract marriage for mutual benefit. Facing naval sieges and pursuits, they gradually trust each other and uncover the regent Claude’s crimes—usurping the throne,