Hold on, Crown Prince!

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Hold on, Crown Prince! Why are you doing this to me?! With a charming face and a not-quite-so attitude, not a day passes in the life of a beautiful boy Ray without some trouble. Seeing Ray get repeatedly fired from various jobs due to his fiery temper, Edward lets him in on a must-have item(!) for noble ladies that is sure to bring in a big sum of money. While searching through the forest for the material for the item, Ray is injured, though lightly, by an arrow out of nowhere. He runs away refusing any treatment. The arrow's owner is none other than Crown Prince Lucas of Luvecia. Having saved Ray from his troubles time and again, Lucas makes an offer Ray can't refuse--the terms of which dictate that his life will be spared, should he grant Lucas his wishes.

(Source: Tappytoon, translated)

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Themes
Emotions › Possessive Lovers
Boys Love
Tanbi › Shounen Ai
Kinship
Marriage Marriage › Proposal
Social Issues
Nobility › Royalty
Settings
European Ambience
Activities
Crimes
Character Traits
Attractiveness › Handsome Male Lead
Appearance
Eyes
Gray Eyes
Gray-Eyed Character Gray-Eyed Male Lead
Pink Eyes
Pink-Eyed Character Pink-Eyed Male Lead Pink-Eyed Protagonist
Hair
Black Hair › Black-Haired Male Lead
Blonde Hair
Blonde-Haired Character Blonde-Haired Male Lead Blonde-Haired Protagonist
Character Types
Male Lead Protagonists › Hot-Blooded Protagonist
Male Lead
Occupation Male Lead › Prince Male Lead Personality Male Lead › Cold Male Lead
Uke Character
Cute Uke Strong Uke Personality Uke › Straightforward Uke
Locations
Prison
Narrative Tropes
Love Tropes › Male Lead Falls in Love First Storytelling Techniques › Flashbacks
Romantic Dynamics
Devoted Love Interest Doting Lover
Occupations
Court › Prince
Relationship
Royal-Commoner Height Gap › Tall Seme Short Uke
Family Relationship
Family › Complicated
Romantic Relationship
Fake Relationship
Fake Relationship
Fake Couple Becomes Genuine Pretend Lovers
Sexual Content
Sex Toys
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary › 19th Century

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