"My Princess"—A sparkling modern fairytale where a broke college girl wakes up to tiaras, tabloids, and an inconveniently handsome tutor Introduction The first time I watched “My Princess,” I didn’t expect my cheeks to ache from smiling so much—and then ache again from the sudden rush of heart. Have you ever wondered what you’d do if the universe handed you a title you never asked for and a love you never saw coming? That’s Lee Seol’s life in a blink: coupons in her pocket one day, coronation lessons the next, and a disarmingly cool diplomat shadowing her every misstep. I cued it up after a long week, the kind where you price out weekend comfort and look for the best streaming service to just feel good again—and within minutes I was giggling like a teenager. Somewhere between her awkward curtsies and his grumpy lessons, I realized I wasn’t just watching a ...