A dragon princess trying to ace high school like it's a regular life hits different when the comedy isn't about "fish out of water" but about someone genuinely refusing to be special. Hae-Su's refusal to lose to her creates a rivalry that's actually about two people too stubborn to back down, not a love triangle waiting to happen. The show understands that the funniest thing about a dragon's daughter in human form isn't her power, it's watching her fail at being normal in ways that have nothing to do with being supernatural.

Kim Yong-Man is the daughter of the Dragon King, and she has never been allowed to run her own life. When her father tries to push her into a marriage, she flees home to try living like an ordinary person. She signs up at a human high school and sets her sights on becoming its best student. That ambition does not sit well with Sim Hae-Su, who currently holds the number one rank and resolves never to let the newcomer overtake him. As the two rivals keep butting heads and bury themselves in their studies, they keep ending up entangled with one another. This romantic fantasy comedy leaves open whether the academic enemies will fall for each other, and what that could mean for the dragon side of Yong-Man's life.