Rating
Sultan’s Love Average 4.5 / 5 out of 327
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Alternative
SULTAN’S FLOWER / 술탄의 꽃
Summary
“Even if no one believes in me, you must, Saye. I am a man who has decided to become the Sultan because you are a woman that belongs to the Sultan.”Saye, who was a young flower who had not been picked in the Sultan’s harem, survives the crisis of the 9th Prince, Kainer, who is the son of the previous Sultan, starting a rebellion. Saye, who struggled to even keep herself alive, only wishes to escape the harem and step out into the world. But Kainer, who has become the Sultan, has no intention of letting her go and shocks her by telling her that she was the only reason he had become the Sultan.
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About Sultan’s Love
What those categories usually mean in practice: the setting runs on magic, non-human races or invented rules of its own, the setting is drawn from a past era and it originates from Korean comics.
| Alternative titles | SULTAN’S FLOWER / 술탄의 꽃 |
|---|---|
| Author | 춈춈 / 꽁 |
| Type | Manhwa |
| Genres | Fantasy, Historical, Manhwa, Romance, Smut |
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Who wrote Sultan’s Love?
Sultan’s Love is credited to 춈춈 / 꽁.
What genre is Sultan’s Love?
It is listed under Fantasy, Historical, Manhwa, Romance and Smut.
What else is Sultan’s Love called?
It also appears as SULTAN’S FLOWER / 술탄의 꽃.
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