Louis 28

The King of France and all his descendants disappeared in a plane crash. The only heir found by the council is a 16-year-old bastard, the fruit of the forbidden love between a prince and a French teacher from Melun of Moroccan origin, Samia. But Cédric is not even aware of his illustrious ancestry and may not be the enlightened monarch that France dreams of...

Cédric must speak in front of his subjects for the first time during a speech. The Regent is looking for a way to control the young king, while keeping his mother away who risks causing a stain. In doing so, he overlooks a far more pressing threat.

As Samia returns to a Melun that will never be the same for her, Cédric discovers that he is the whipping boy of the Fontaine Show, her favorite show. It's not easy for the Regent to manipulate a king obsessed with these criticisms... Unless he knows how to take advantage of the situation!

A revolutionary group called Cédric a virgin. This is too much for the young monarch, who wants to prove his "manliness" to the people of France. The perfect opportunity for the Regent to torture Samia, by organizing an official denialization.

It's Valentine's Day, and the official visit of the Emperor of Canada is an opportunity for Cédric to prove that he is up to his job. While his mother seeks to obtain a particle, and thus be able to claim the regency, Cédric faces a dictator of his age, particularly perverse...

Cardinal de Saint-Avit decides to marry Cédric to a good match, to replenish the coffers of the palace. But, little problem: he wants Cédric to marry a man. Feeling the sneaky blow, Cedric seeks help from his mother… gone on honeymoon with a particularly clingy duke but endowed with a particle.

Finally noble, Samia can now navigate the troubled waters of the court... While Cédric leaves the palace, hoping to see Linh, Samia will have to face the most formidable of courtesans, Madame de Now.

The Regent organizes a "Touching the scrofula" during which Cédric will use his divine power to heal the destitute... Samia tries to sympathize with the General, who begins to suspect the cardinal of a very serious crime.

The Archbishop thinks the palace has gone mad while attending the bachelor party of Cedric, who is about to marry a man. What are Saint-Avit, Samia and the others up to? A fool's game where everyone risks a lot!