Siebenschön

As a child, Ludmilla was the pride of her parents. She worked as hard as seven ordinary people, sewing, washing, and spinning, and was known as "As Pretty as Seven." However, because of her striking beauty, people constantly stared at her, which she found uncomfortable, so she covered her face with a veil. Beyond her beauty, the young peasant is a humble woman who does not rely solely on her appearance but on her strength of character, education, and true love. The poor farmer's daughter may veil her face, but this does not stop Arthur, the Prince of the kingdom, from recognizing her inner beauty and falling deeply in love with her. The King, however, refuses to accept their union. Her family's farmhouse is burned down. To save her life, Ludmilla disguises herself as a valet and adopts the new name Misfortune. “As Pretty as Seven was once my name, But it changed to Misfortune when here I came.”