A Prayer to the Moon Goddess
Bullied and forgotten, Chloe prays for help, and the answer she receives is not comfort but an unexpected bond to the kingdom's cold Alpha Prince.
ep 01
Revenge · 52 episodes · YourChannel
A bullied girl prays to the Moon Goddess and wakes bonded to the kingdom's coldest Alpha Prince — right before his fiancée frames her.
Playback happens in YourChannel's official player, in the browser. We link to nothing else.
The premise is a rejected-mate story with a theological twist. Chloe opens the series as the bullied, forgotten girl no one notices, and her prayer to the Moon Goddess is answered not with comfort but with a fated bond to Sterling, the kingdom's cold Alpha Prince. In werewolf-romance terms, a bond to the prince should be the end of her powerlessness; instead it makes her a target.
The series runs 52 episodes in English, with the opening stretch of the story playable on the official YourChannel player. That opening stretch covers the prayer, the unexpected bond, the framing by the fiancée and the moment Chloe is pushed away. The later arc follows the reunion and the question of whether love or destiny wins, which this page leaves to the show.
What turns the bond into a curse is the fiancée. Sterling's fiancée frames Chloe, and the result is that the girl the Moon Goddess singled out is cast aside rather than claimed. The opening arc's engine is the gap between the destiny that bonded them and the court politics that immediately tore them apart, and Chloe's choice to come back stronger rather than disappear is what gives the later reunion its weight.
Series facts checked against the YourChannel listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.
Chloe and Sterling carry the opening arc.
Forgotten and bullied, Chloe prays to the Moon Goddess and is unexpectedly bonded to the cold Alpha Prince Sterling. Framed by his fiancée and cast aside, she returns stronger than the girl they discarded.
The kingdom's cold Alpha Prince, unexpectedly bonded to the girl no one noticed. The official premise frames him as the man whose bond to Chloe is immediately complicated by his fiancée and the frame-up that follows.
Four editorial picks from the opening stretch of the fated-bond and framing arc. No ending spoilers.
Bullied and forgotten, Chloe prays for help, and the answer she receives is not comfort but an unexpected bond to the kingdom's cold Alpha Prince.
Chloe is fated to Sterling, a connection that should end her powerlessness but instead makes her the one person his fiancée has reason to destroy.
Sterling's fiancée frames Chloe, and the result is that the girl the Moon Goddess singled out is cast aside rather than claimed.
Pushed away, Chloe does not vanish. The opening arc sets up a woman who comes back harder than the girl they discarded, and a reunion fate has not finished with.
Captured from the opening episodes — not promotional art.






Written from the opening arc. These are editorial impressions, not audience scores.
The premise spends its first stretch establishing Chloe as the invisible girl before the Moon Goddess answers her prayer, which makes the sudden bond to a prince feel like a miracle and the framing that follows feel like a betrayal of the miracle.
This is rejected-mate werewolf romance at heart: the bond is real, the rejection is engineered, and the comeback is the point. The curse in the title is the gap between what fate promised and what the court allowed.
Best for viewers who like fated-bond werewolf romance with a bullied heroine who is framed, cast aside and returns stronger. The opening episodes lean into the prayer, the unexpected bond and the frame-up, with the reunion and its outcome left for the show. If you want a light, untroubled romance, the tone here runs through humiliation and betrayal before it softens.
More revenge shorts, or browse the whole shelf.