His Trash, The Throne's Treasure Storyline
Raised far from court, Eleanor returns to a noble house only to be betrayed by the man she loved. Framed in a ruthless exam, she is forced into the palace as bride to a feared emperor. Love turns to ambition, enemies to allies. As power shifts and secrets surface, who will fall when the throne tests her resolve?
His Trash, The Throne's Treasure More details
Genres： Scumbag-punishing/Heroine/Historical Romance
Language：English
Release date：2026-01-24 09:47:24
Runtime：119min
His Trash, The Throne's Treasure Reviews
Scumbag-punishing
Heroine
Historical Romance
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From Betrayal to Crown: A Slow-Burn Triumph Worth Watching
I went in expecting standard palace drama, but this short series surprised me. Eleanor’s journey feels raw and earned, especially after that brutal betrayal. The pacing works great for short episodes, and the emperor isn’t just a trope—he’s layered. Watching enemies turn into allies was oddly satisf
When Romance Meets Ruthless Power Games, I’m In
This drama nails the mix of romance and ambition. I loved how Eleanor doesn’t magically win—she learns, adapts, and sometimes fails. The “scumbag-punishing” angle is chef’s kiss. The exam framing was tense, and the palace politics felt sharp without dragging. NetShort’s format actually helps here; e
A Heroine Who Thinks First, Loves Second
What stood out to me is the heroine’s brain. Eleanor isn’t just reacting; she’s planning. The emotional shift from heartbreak to controlled ambition felt real. The emperor relationship is complicated in a good way—less fairy tale, more chess match. Watched this late at night on NetShort and accident
Short Episodes, Big Emotional Payoff
I didn’t expect such depth from a short-form historical romance. The production looks polished, but it’s the character arcs that hooked me. Eleanor’s resolve under pressure is inspiring, and seeing past enemies slowly align was satisfying. The tone balances dark and hopeful really well. NetShort mak