Princes, Try to Handle Us is a short drama in 86 episodes from FreeReels. You can watch it free right here — full episodes with subtitles, no app install and no signup.
Two modern best friends transmigrate as spy brides from an enemy state, married to the cold warrior Prince Rui and the scheming Prince Jing. The brothers' plots to eliminate them backfire: the "master spy" is a clueless bookworm; the "naive romantic" is a sharp manipulator who outplays them both.
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Two modern best friends transmigrate as spy brides from an enemy state, married to the cold warrior Prince Rui and the scheming Prince Jing. The brothers' plots to eliminate them backfire: the "master spy" is a clueless bookworm; the "naive romantic" is a sharp manipulator who outplays them both.