The Witch Who Made Me King: Fantasy Drama, Free and Paid Episodes

What is The Witch Who Made Me King about?

This is the odd one out among Candy Shorts: a medieval-fantasy story rather than a stepfamily or office scenario. A bastard knight, Ser Garrick, has seven days to seize the crown. Seven lords must kneel to him, and only two already have. The other five want nothing to do with a stable boy with a sword.

Then a witch steps out of the Blackwood. She knows his name, his ambition and exactly how many lords stand in his way. Her offer is simple and dangerous: she will deliver the kneeling, one lord at a time, if he gives her his nights. In episode 1 she tells him he would make a beautiful king and asks him to come to her at moonrise.

The tone is dark, theatrical and a little tongue-in-cheek, with fantasy dialogue played straight. Power, lust and betrayal are the three promises of the synopsis, and the series treats them like a countdown. The nights turn intimate, but we keep that behind the curtain. If you like tales where the bargain is clearly a trap and the hero walks in anyway, this is built for that.

The Witch Who Made Me King episode guide: what's free and what's paid

There are 5 episodes, each under two minutes, so the entire seven-day race fits into a short sitting. Episodes 1 and 2 are free, and the paywall starts at episode 3. The free portion sets up the deal; the paid portion is where the bargain plays out.

Episode 1

Free

A hunting party is out when a guard halts a stranger, and Ser Garrick meets the witch, who already knows his name and the fact that no one will crown a bastard knight. She explains that seven lords must kneel, two already have, and five despise him. His answer is that he will win them by the sword, and she invites him to her at moonrise, promising that a lord will kneel by dawn.

Episode 2

Free account

Free with an account, no card needed. It should pick up after the witch's invitation, as Garrick decides whether to go to her at moonrise.

Episode 3

🔒 12 tokens

The first paid episode at 12 tokens, or included with Premium. It is the usual place for viewers to stop and search, because the free episodes end on the offer.

Episode 4

🔒 12 tokens

Costs 12 tokens to unlock alone. It sits in the middle of the seven-day countdown.

Episode 5

🔒 12 tokens

The finale at 12 tokens. The official player then offers a chat with Vexrated.

How to watch The Witch Who Made Me King free

Go to the series page on candy.ai. Episode 1 starts immediately with no account. Register with an email, no card, to see episode 2. That is the whole free route.

If you searched the title with porn, full or dailymotion, keep in mind that copies on other sites are clipped re-uploads at best, they come down often, and many are traps for malware or scam sign-ups. The only complete version is the official one. Our free episodes guide lists other series you can start without paying.

What does it cost to finish The Witch Who Made Me King?

Tokens first: 3 paid episodes at 12 tokens each, so 36 tokens in total. Anything you unlock is yours to keep.

Premium starts at $3.99/month on the 12-month plan and includes 100 tokens a month plus access to premium episodes. If this fantasy is a one-off, buy tokens. If you want to explore more series or chat with characters, Premium is the better deal. Details are in our token price guide, last checked November 13, 2026.

Who's in The Witch Who Made Me King?

The witch is Vexrated, a Candy AI character. She is an AI creation of the platform, not a real person and not a digital twin; no twin is listed for this series. The knight, Ser Garrick, is the point-of-view hero.

The official player offers a chat with Vexrated after the last episode.

Is The Witch Who Made Me King worth watching?

If you like fantasy, yes, and it is a nice change of pace from stepfamily plots. It commits to its world and its seven-day clock, which gives each episode a bit more forward motion than most.

• Watch it if you want a power-bargain story with a witch, a knight and a ticking countdown.
• Skip it if you prefer modern, grounded settings or a real creator on screen.

Compared with Good Boy For Stepmom or Tori's Broken Vows, it is the more theatrical choice. Preview it free through the official player.

What to watch after The Witch Who Made Me King

• Tori's Broken Vows keeps the betrayal and bargain mood in a modern setting.
• Lodge 69 Was Double Booked is a light, contained story if you want a tonal reset.
• Good Boy For Stepmom is the closest on the platform in power-play dynamics.
• Accident with my Stepmom offers a short, easy follow-up.