The glasses come off and suddenly the entire delinquent school wants him, but the one who wanted him first won't share. Thirty episodes of 90 seconds each that move so fast you don't notice there's barely time to breathe between confession scenes. It looks like animated manga, not anime, which somehow makes every stolen glance feel more intense.
Ayato just wants a normal school experience at his new place, but the universe has other plans. His classroom is packed with rough delinquents who run the place like their personal kingdom, and the scariest one among them becomes fixated on him for reasons Ayato can't quite figure out. Things get messier when a bizarre secret emerges: the moment his glasses come off, anyone nearby transforms into a stammering, lovestruck mess. He's suddenly the most attractive person in any room, which sounds great until you realize it makes every social interaction a minefield. Between navigating the dangerous personalities around him, managing the chaos that erupts whenever his glasses slip, and trying to understand why the toughest delinquent keeps gravitating toward him, Ayato discovers that a fresh start is basically impossible. His new school life spirals into comedy and confusion as he juggles unwanted romantic attention, genuine danger, and the growing question of whether that scariest delinquent likes him for who he actually is. It's romance and comedy that thrives on misunderstanding and physical comedy.