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Secret Marriage Swap, The War God’s Late Remorse Episodio Completo
001
A woman ventures into a dangerous cave to retrieve the Lernaean Serpent's gallbladder to cure her mother, but she is attacked by the Hydra instead. The warrior Perseus saves her from the beast for the third time and declares his love. However, he reveals she has been poisoned by the Hydra's aphrodisiac venom, and under its influence, he says 'I want you' before claiming her.
002
Confronted by her father for refusing to marry the God of War Perseus, a woman named Cassandra leverages her sister Leah's desire for the match to make demands. She successfully retrieves her mother's ashes and a healing necklace, then insists on three million gold coins. Her family reluctantly agrees to secure the advantageous marriage. Later, Cassandra's stepmother accuses her of causing her mother's death and tries to seize a potent gallbladder meant to cure her, leading to a violent confrontation. As Cassandra is about to be imprisoned, Perseus arrives, declaring his protection and claiming her as his own.
003
Perseus explains his cruel plan to a confidant. He reveals he only married Cassandra to use her as bait, drawing out assassins to keep his true love, Leah, safe. Meanwhile, Cassandra confronts Perseus, hurt by his emotional betrayal and the discovery of Leah's portrait. In a flashback, she remembers saving him as a child, a debt he now repays with manipulation. Perseus coldly dismisses her, stating Cassandra means nothing to him, leaving her devastated and their marriage a hollow facade.
004
After reluctantly agreeing to marry Leah, a woman named Cassandra confronts the man, Perseus, who accuses her of being mean and demands she apologize. She defiantly refuses. Later, Leah receives a gift from Perseus and believes it is for her upcoming marriage to him. As Cassandra tries to stop them, Leah reveals a shocking secret: she faked an illness to manipulate events, leading to Cassandra's mother's death. Enraged by this revelation, Cassandra attacks Leah, and Perseus vows to make Cassandra pay, as she declares her intention to be set free.
005
A woman wakes up tied and confused, asking a man who he is and why he has bound her. He condemns her, saying she is jealous and rotten inside, and must pay for hurting someone named Leah, whose wedding may be ruined. The woman is baffled, protesting. A flashback shows her promising a ring to a man named Perseus for his safety. In the present, she is told the punishment has only just begun, with ninety-nine arrows remaining.
006
A woman awakens after being rescued and is berated by a man who blames her for causing harm to Leah, telling her she should have died. He reveals priests took skin grafts from her unconscious body to heal Leah's facial wounds, dismissing her sacrifice as trivial. The woman realizes everyone adores Leah and no one cares for her. She receives two wedding dresses for the next day's ceremonies, and a conflict erupts when she and Leah both demand the same gown.
007
At the wedding dress fitting, a man asks the woman, Cassandra, to give her white gown to Leah, saying black suits her better. Cassandra calmly agrees, leading the man to believe she is still in love with him and eagerly await her wedding day 'surprise.' However, Cassandra reveals she and Leah have secretly swapped grooms; Cassandra will marry the man's favored brother, Perseus, while Leah is to wed a man deemed a lunatic. Cassandra warns Leah to keep her veil on, or Perseus will discover the truth. As the wedding procession begins, the man privately denies loving Cassandra, framing their marriage as mere duty, leaving an ally to worry he will only realize his true feelings when it's too late.
008
During a wedding ceremony, a woman named Cassandra stands in for another woman, Leah, to marry the absent and feared groom, Abel. A powerful god, Perseus, vows eternal binding to her. Cassandra then pledges her own godhood to wed Abel, binding their fates forever. As the vows conclude, Perseus arrives and sees Cassandra, revealing she was meant to be his bride. He demands to know who Leah is, the true bride now standing before him, as Cassandra's fateful swap is exposed.
009
Cassandra is forcibly married to Lord Abel, provoking the God of War. The War God confronts her, accusing her of marrying to clear the way for him and another woman, Leah. Cassandra retorts that this was what he wanted. He declares that no matter whom she marries, she belongs solely to him. As he seizes her, Leah arrives and demands he release Cassandra. Cassandra, injured and frightened, receives a cryptic compliment on her performance from an unseen observer.
010
Titaness Cassandra discovers her fiancé Perseus is in love with her stepsister and agrees to a marriage swap, wedding the cursed Abel in her sister's stead. When Perseus finds his bride replaced, he feels no triumph, only a hollow void. He realizes his past affection was misplaced gratitude for a childhood rescue, and his true love has always been Cassandra. Now, as she stands bound to another man, a profound and agonizing remorse engulfs the war god. Their separate paths are set, leaving the future a painful question of what could have been.