Kazuya runs to a dorm to escape loving his brother's wife. What he finds instead is six episodes of the most genuine male friendship anime has ever animated. The supernatural weirdness is window dressing. What actually hits is watching lonely people realize they're not alone anymore, one ridiculous conversation at a time.
Kazuya's world implodes when his brother marries the only woman he's ever loved. Unable to face them, he flees to Greenwood, a university dormitory that promises solitude and fresh starts. What he finds instead is chaos. The dorm houses an eccentric collection of students who turn everyday life into theatrical madness. There's the obsessive stalker, the guy who can't stop cooking disaster meals, the perpetually broke otaku, and spirits that seem oddly comfortable sharing the hallways. Peace becomes a luxury Kazuya can't afford. Yet something unexpected happens as Kazuya navigates dormitory disasters and supernatural weirdness. The very people driving him crazy become something more complicated. Between dodging supernatural incidents, mediating ridiculous conflicts, and discovering genuine friendship, his heartbreak slowly loses its grip. Greenwood operates on absurdist logic where the most outrageous situations somehow lead to real emotional moments. This is slice-of-life comedy that balances genuine warmth with genuine strangeness, where a broken heart learns to heal in the last place he'd ever expect: surrounded by complete lunatics who somehow become family.