As the Empire’s most powerful Diviner, your prophecies dictate the rise and fall of kings, but a strange glitch in your visions has turned every powerful suitor into a predator. Among the sea of obsessed lords, only the cold and enigmatic Archduke Valerius remains a blind spot in your sight. To survive a court where every man wants to own your future, you must uncover why the one man you can't see is the only one you might need to trust.
You are the Empire’s most revered oracle, the Diviner whose prophecies shape the destiny of nations and the rise of kings. For years, your visions have been your shield and your power, but lately, the threads of fate have begun to fray. A terrifying glitch has infected your sight, transforming every noble suitor and powerful lord into a predator obsessed with claiming you as their ultimate prize. In this treacherous court, where love is a weapon and your gift is a curse, you are no longer a seer—you are the prey. Amidst a sea of hungry gazes and diabolical schemes, one man stands apart: Archduke Valerius. He is cold, enigmatic, and utterly invisible to your inner eye. While you can predict the downfall of empires, Valerius remains a total blind spot, a void in the tapestry of time. Is he your greatest threat, or the only sanctuary left in a world determined to own your future? In The Diviner's Forbidden Horizon, you don’t just read the story—you live it. With our advanced face-swap technology, you can step directly into the role of the Diviner, seeing your own face reflected in the Archduke’s icy gaze and feeling the weight of the Empire’s crown on your own brow. This interactive fantasy romance invites you to navigate a dangerous harem of obsessed suitors, where every choice you make ripples through the timeline. Will you succumb to the dark desires of those who seek to control your visions, or will you risk everything on the man you cannot see? In a court of magic and mystery, can you uncover the truth behind your failing powers before the horizon closes in forever? Your destiny is no longer written in the stars—it is in your hands.