It's Not Your Baby!

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The best alternative to this story would be The Knight and Her Emperor, there is an arc that's similar to this one but leads up to it better with the characters' relationships.

It's a pretty basic series with no real "twist" that'll make it stand out and very slow-paced. There seems to be a B-plot in the background but it isn't really given much of the attention it deserves despite it having the potential for its own story with political espionage and human experimentation. There's honestly nothing I can say I hate about the story aside from the male lead Simon. If it weren't for the ... Bplot you'd think that he's the villain of the story, he has no redeeming qualities whatsoever, is completely obsessed with the female lead, threatens people, is rude to everyone around him regardless of rank or status, acts like a spoiled child, and frankly, he's a huge Yandere that he spends a lot of time considering self-harm, suicide, killing the people around her out of pure jealousy, amputation, and imprisonment just because she's not around.
However, it is written as if he's just a tragic hero anguishing over his lost love but non he literally has no redeeming qualities, because he feels like he is entitled to her. But if you really think about it for a minute, a mind-altering substance was used for them to have sex but he says that because he is a high-level mage it had no effect on him, so you can say it was like he drugged her.

This historical manhwa is a truly enjoyable, intriguing, and heartwarming read. The exquisite art style is captivating right from the onset. There are mystical elements, without transmigration or regression.

When given a fair chance, this story is undoubtedly a wonderfully written and beautifully portrayed Romance Fantasy which abounds with many exciting plot twists that are unveiled seamlessly and tied together brilliantly. Its premise and the vulnerabilities depicted are very relatable.

The refreshing dynamic between the two exceptional and powerful leads thrillingly blossoms in a most endearing way and their resulting communication develops satisfyingly. The supporting characters are also entertaining and loveable.