Astra, Zeus's true daughter, is framed by an impostor, cast into the Fire Abyss, and loses her power and an arm. Forced to marry Dias, the seemingly foolish King of the Underworld, she finds his hidden love. Together they expose the false princess's conspiracy and bring the traitors to their knees.
Condemned to the Divine Fire Abyss by Zeus for crimes she didn't commit, Astra returns two years later only to face more humiliation. Zoe, who stole her identity and fiancé, even orders her to crawl back to Mount Olympus barefoot, with her divine family turning against her.
Zeus's daughter Astra returns from the Abyss, yet faces false accusations of pushing Rhea. Her family favors Zoe, downplaying her agony in the Abyss, and forces her to attend Zoe's wedding. Astra reveals her damaged body risks losing the chance of reincarnation.
As Zoe's wedding draws near, Astra is berated by her foster family for lacking gratitude, with plans to send her back to the Abyss for reflection. When Zoe's wedding gown is delivered, Astra realizes she's being deliberately avoided, igniting tense, compelling conflicts.
Astra is brutally injured yet ignored by Zeus and fellow gods, who dote on the newly recovered Zoe. A mysterious figure warns her to protect herself to avoid vanishing forever. Later, Zoe gives her a bridesmaid robe and orders her to present the ring and crown publicly in front of Leo.
Astra is taunted by Zoe and forced to walk with servants instead of riding the carriage. Her father Cronus notices her haggard look, confronts Zoe’s family over mistreatment, and offers to help her win back Leo by reversing his engagement to Zoe.
In this episode, Zeus and Hera recognize Zoe as their biological daughter, stating only the heroic Leo is worthy of her. However, they lavish praise on Astra, the princess they personally raised, claiming she can pick any God of War as her partner. Later, at Zoe's wedding, Zoe confronts Astra over Hera's handmade crown, accusing her of possibly trying to create a scene and embarrass the Mother Goddess.
At Zoe's divine clan wedding, Max scolds Zeus' unblessed daughter for her somber demeanor. The daughter confronts Zoe, who accuses her of faking and vows to take everything from her, igniting a tense, dramatic family conflict.
At Zoe's wedding, she sustains an injury, prompting her father and brother to accuse Astra of hurting her. Zoe defends Astra, but her brother brings up a past incident where Astra was blamed for pushing Rhea into the Sacred Fire Altar, igniting a fierce family dispute.
Astra is wrongfully accused of harming Princess Zoe. Zeus presses her to apologize, threatening exile or cruel lightning punishment. She exposes the agony she endured in the Divine Fire Abyss while Zeus celebrated Zoe's birthday, refusing to sacrifice her remaining divine essence.
Divine figures led by Lord Cronus condemn Astra as deceitful and wicked, forcing her to light the divine fire to bless Zoe—or face banishment to the Divine Fire Abyss. Astra firmly claims innocence and refuses compliance, igniting fierce divine clashes and punishment attempts.
Astra, a wronged Divine Clan member, confronts Cronus and her family over the brutal torture she suffered in the Divine Fire Abyss, which cost her a hand. Her earlier pleas for help were dismissed as a trick while they focused on Princess Zoe. Now, her relatives try to justify their neglect with past acts of kindness, igniting a fierce emotional conflict.
Astra is condemned by her siblings for stealing an identity and pushing Rhea, begging for their trust but getting nowhere. Zoe pretends to take blame while secretly plotting to frame Astra permanently. Just then, the comatose Rhea suddenly wakes up, sparking a dramatic twist that will reveal the truth.
At Zoe's wedding, Rhea is overjoyed to see her after a long separation and insists on getting a close look. But strange interruptions occur as someone keeps silencing others, and soon a frantic call for the divine physician reveals a sudden, worrying crisis involving Zoe.
A discussion about past harm to Rhea triggers her emotional breakdown, leaving her throat injured by divine fire. The divine physician says she needs quiet rest and her ability to speak hinges on recovery; meanwhile, another character is warned their divine essence is severely burnt, facing total destruction without timely treatment.
Zeus' children are tangled in tense conflicts. Rhea, the one-handed sister, spurns her divine brother's handmade bow, viewing it as mockery rather than an apology. Meanwhile, Alton questions if Rhea fell into the sacred fire voluntarily, igniting a debate over the hidden past truth.
King Zeus confronts the culprit who scattered his sister Astra's divine essence, learning she was injured while protecting a divine beast. He orders the culprit to repay her suffering a hundredfold, and a shocking rumor soon spreads—Zeus intends to marry Astra off to the Underworld.
Amid fierce arguments over sacrificing Astra to marry into the Underworld for the Six Realms' peace, Zoe offers to take her place. Astra, who once took the fake princess identity, decides to accept the marriage to repay her foster family and cut off all ties with them.
Astra rejects her family's pleas, deciding to marry exiled Diaz, the future king of the Underworld, and claims the Underworld as her home. When Zeus and his entourage visit the Underworld, they encounter the hostile, mischievous Diaz, stirring intrigue around this unexpected union.
Diaz refuses to leave as they're taken away; a spiteful sister vows Astra will suffer lifelong. Tense concerns arise that Astra's marriage to the Underworld's future ruler will ruin her life, while she's pressured to greet her future in-laws as the divine princess.
Astra is tangled in drama: Isia is told to apologize to her, while married Leo begs for another chance, admitting he didn't cherish her. Zoe cruelly taunts Astra about marrying an exiled fool and flaunts life with the man Astra loves, ending with a surprise when a silent figure speaks.