The Witch Who Made Me King: Seven Days

Ser Garrick rides through the woods, knowing no lord will crown a knight born out of wedlock. A stranger stops him and says she can give him the royalty he wants. He needs seven lords to kneel; two already have.

She tells him to find her at moonrise, and her terms are plain: pleasure for power. Episode 2 shows what the first night starts to cost him. If you like the sound of it, begin with episode 1.

The cast is fictional, with the character credited as Vexrated playing the witch. These are Candy characters, never digital twins of real people, and all of them are adults. For another throne-room tale, try Sworn to the Queen.

The tone is closer to a dark fairy tale than a romance. Armor, torchlight and forest roads set the scene, and the witch speaks in riddles that hint at a larger scheme. The knight is proud and stubborn, so the bargain costs him pride before anything else.

You watch the opener free as a guest, and a free account opens the second. Later chapters cost 12 tokens each, so the ending (3 × 12) is 36 tokens. The Candy AI pricing guide explains buying more.

Fantasy series tend to feel cheaper per minute because the setting does so much work. This one is no exception, and the deadline of a week gives each paid episode a clear job.