An Heir in Disguise
Vieta lives with her Silver Dragon bloodline concealed, looking for sincere love instead of a political match — a choice that leaves her exposed when the clans turn on her.
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Revenge · 40 episodes · YourChannel
The rightful Silver Dragon heir hides her bloodline for love — and is betrayed for a fake princess before her power wakes.
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The premise is an identity she keeps hidden on purpose. Vieta is the legitimate heir of the Silver Dragon Clan, but she conceals that royal lineage because she wants to be loved for herself rather than for her bloodline. The opening stretch plays that choice against her: living unrecognized among clans that do not know who she is leaves her with no protection when her fiancé turns on her.
The series runs 40 episodes in English, tagged officially as drama, revenge and mystery, with the opening arc playable on the official YourChannel player. That opening stretch stays inside the humiliation and the first stirrings of her power: the concealed lineage, the fiancé's betrayal, the Green Dragon cruelty, and the meeting with Kael. The later episodes carry the full exposure of the fraud and the scheme that poisons ancestral dragon souls, which this page deliberately leaves to the show.
The betrayal sets the engine. Her fiancé chooses a woman who is presented as the Silver Dragon Princess, and the Green Dragon Clan piles on humiliation while she is weakened and unrecognized. Cornered, she awakens her latent power beside Black Dragon King Kael — the alliance that turns the story from a wronged-heiress lament into a revenge drive to uncover the fraud behind the fake princess.
Series facts checked against the YourChannel listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.
Vieta, Kael and The fake Silver Dragon Princess carry the opening arc.
The rightful heir of the Silver Dragon Clan who conceals her royal lineage because she wants sincere love rather than a match made of bloodline. After her fiancé betrays her for a fake princess and the Green Dragon Clan humiliates her, her latent power begins to wake.
The Black Dragon King beside whom Vieta's latent power awakens when she is cornered. His alliance anchors her shift from a humiliated hidden heiress to someone who can expose the fraud and confront the clans that used her.
The false princess for whom Vieta's fiancé abandons his real betrothed. The official description frames her as the face of a larger fraud that Vieta must uncover, rather than as a rival acting alone.
Four editorial picks from the opening clan arc — the hidden lineage, the betrayal and the first awakening of power. No ending spoilers.
Vieta lives with her Silver Dragon bloodline concealed, looking for sincere love instead of a political match — a choice that leaves her exposed when the clans turn on her.
Her betrothed abandons her for a woman presented as the Silver Dragon Princess, the betrayal that reframes the whole clan's courtesy as a setup.
Weakened and unrecognized, Vieta is subjected to repeated humiliation by the Green Dragon Clan, the pressure that pushes her into the corner where her power wakes.
Cornered at the Black Dragon King's side, her latent Silver Dragon power begins to stir, and the first threads of the fraud behind the fake princess come to light.
Captured from the opening episodes — not promotional art.






Written from the opening arc. These are editorial impressions, not audience scores.
It is a wronged-heiress revenge story wearing dragon-clan mythology. The disguised-princess setup does the usual work — everyone underestimates her — but the clan politics and the rival dragon houses give the betrayal more texture than a single cruel fiancé.
The early arc is patient: long stretches of humiliation before the power wakes beside Kael. That delay is what makes the eventual awakening feel earned rather than instant, and it keeps the revenge side of the promise intact.
Best for viewers who like dragon-clan fantasy, hidden-identity revenge romances and slow-burn awakenings where the wronged heir endures humiliation before her power shows. If you want an immediate, overpowered heroine, the opening stretch spends its first episodes on betrayal and endurance before the turning. The clan-war backdrop and the Black Dragon King alliance give it a mythic edge among short-form revenge dramas.
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