Substitute Bride: Kneel, Lion King!
Substitute Bride: Kneel, Lion King! on ONShort, with 30 available episodes, from iDrama. Choose an episode and start watching from the series page.
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Series details
- Platform
- iDrama
- Episodes
- 30
- Language
- English
- Last updated
Story of the series
Ella, a rabbit beastkin, spent five years protecting the golden Lion King, Leo, unaware that she was merely a "meat shield" for her stepsister, Vera. Years ago, Ella risked everything to save a feral Leo, only for Vera to steal the credit—and the Lion King’s affection—using a stolen heirloom ring. Realizing that Leo’s "love" was built on lies and that she was nothing more than a pawn, Ella seizes the chance to break free. Forced into an arranged marriage, she agrees to substitute for her sister by marrying the rumored crippled and savage Northern Wolf King. But as the truth finally surfaces and the proud Lion King descends into madness and regret, begging for a second chance, Ella has already found true respect and power at the side of her new King, leaving her past behind.
Verified catalogue context for Substitute Bride: Kneel, Lion King!
ONShort lists this title under iDrama with 30 episodes in the current catalogue record. The indexed edition is not specified, the primary language is English, and recorded genres include All-Too-Late، Belated Regret، Marriage Before Love، Mistaken Identity، Reverse. The page data was last updated on September 4, 2026. These details come from the current ONShort catalogue and may change when the source record is updated.
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