A teenage boy trapped in an all-girls school has to nail the performance of his life just to survive the day. The comedy doesn't come from the premise sitting there looking cute, it comes from watching him actively fail at the basics, panicking every time someone gets close, sweating through makeup tutorials. This is peak early-90s ecchi chaos where the joke is the desperation, not the setup.
Banji's parents have a plan to get him into a prestigious school without spending actual money on it: enroll him as a girl at an all-female academy. The teenage boy agrees, figuring an all-girl environment beats his current dead-end situation. What he doesn't account for is how exhausting it actually is to maintain the disguise while his hormones work overtime. Survival becomes Banji's primary concern. He's trapped at the absolute bottom of the school hierarchy, constantly terrified that someone will discover his secret in the locker room or bathrooms. Meanwhile, he's developed feelings for a genuinely kind classmate, which only complicates everything. His attempts to seem feminine clash constantly with his natural instincts, creating situations that are equal parts embarrassing and genuinely risky. The setup is pure comedy gold: a guy in full disguise navigating the social chaos of teenage girls while trying not to get caught and maintaining his crush without blowing his cover. It's chaos wrapped in absurdity, where every day threatens to expose him completely.