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The Servant Prince Episode 4

しもべの王子様 ‧ Drama ‧ 2026

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Season: 1

Takaaki finds himself thinking back to Naoya during their high school days. He remembers Naoya gradually wearing himself down as he struggled against the relentless pressure from his father. Naoya's resilience, paired with the painful burden he carried, captivated Takaaki and never let go. After quietly leaving Naoya asleep and heading to work, Takaaki receives an unexpected call from Goto Construction. Meanwhile, encouraged by his coworkers, Naoya is settling into his part-time job, and everything seems to be going well. Then, another unexpected visitor arrives by chance. It's Yuma, Naoya's younger half-brother. For the first time, Naoya learns about the feelings Yuma has been keeping hidden, leaving him deeply shaken. That night, suddenly overwhelmed with the desire to see Takaaki, Naoya makes him a proposal. While Takaaki is genuinely happy to have Naoya close by, seeing Naoya slowly change each day, even as he continues to struggle and suffer, stirs up a complicated mix of impatience, jealousy, and conflicting emotions within him. (Source: Japanese = Tokyo MX || Translation = kisskh)
  • Aired: July 24, 2026

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Aug 24, 2026

guess was wrong about Naoya's sibling…

guess was wrong about Naoya's sibling & he was as oppressed in that house as Naoya, think cause his mother was still around & from what we heard she was as mean to oppressed as his father, so thought his brother would've been treated differently & grown up to be a spoilt brat. guess that father treats everyone the same - like garbage. also understanding that the reason he was treating Naoya the way he did was cause he really wanted to break him so much so Naoya would bow & break his own free will offering the reins to his body & soul to his father is kinda diabolical. happy that even though i considered Naoya to be too soft, he turned out to be harder then i thought given the fact that no matter what his father did to him & how broken he was he didn't do the one thing his father wanted - he never gave up his freedom & bowed to his father. **********************************Naoya's co-workers r really great & i love how much they have come to care & worry about him in such a short time (as he just started working there) but i find ridiculous how far the Japanese have taken costumer service, the "costumer is always right" is on steroids here & i don't get how verbally abusing the staff while they bow & smile is acceptable - mind boggling.

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