Pacing and Story Development The pacing in Why The King Needs A Secretary is carefully crafted to maintain the right balance between action, character development, and plot progression. Each chapter feels purposeful, with no filler material to slow down the narrative. The story builds steadily, with major plot twists and revelations that keep readers eagerly turning the pages. The careful pacing ensures that readers remain invested in the journey, always wondering what will happen next.

Celestia was in love and dreaming of a brighter tomorrow until, out of the blue, her fiancé cheated on her and left her for dead. Suddenly, she was alone with nothing. Enter the Emperor, cold and aloof with unlimited power and wealth. He was alone with everything. But now these two have each other. Her cunning and courage make her invaluable to him, and yet it's the secret they share that makes them inseparable... and a target for those who crave power. Will their relationship remain professional, or will it become something magical? (Source: Tapas Media)

Why The King Needs A Secretary 

Celestia lives in the back alley of Golddina and has a skill that can dispel magic.
She thinks that her skill is useless and supports her talented friend Serengevan instead.
“Get that crazy bit*h out!”
But he betrayed her and sold her as a s*ave even though they promised to get married.
In her inescapable despair, a man who looked to be a nobleman appeared before Celestia and seeing his condition, Celestia proposes a deal to him.
“I can heal the disease you are suffering from.”
“…Where did you hear about me?” The man’s face was getting increasingly scary but Celestia wanted to live.
She eventually got what she wanted, and arrives at a place which resembled the imperial palace.
“In the future, call me ‘Your Majesty’.”
“…Your Majesty?”
“Of course, I’m the one and only Emperor of the Burg Empire, Van.”
Surprisingly, the identity of the man is…
The Emperor of the Burg Empire, known as the Red-Eyed Psychopath.
Celestia became one of the emperor’s subjects.
Can she survive safely?
The Reason Why the King Needs a Secretary