The tarot power system is genuinely clever, and the character designs hit different enough that you're immediately invested in who these people are. The problem is the show treats its own premise like optional content, spending eleven episodes on chemistry and banter before remembering there's a tournament in the final act. If you're here for the guys and the supernatural flavor they carry, this works; if you need an actual story to move forward, you're watching air solidify into nothing.
On the island of Regalo, the Arcana Famiglia maintains order through their command of tarot-based supernatural abilities. When the organization's leader announces a tournament to determine his successor, a peculiar prize comes attached: the winner gets to marry his daughter Felicita, whether she wants it or not. Liberta and Nova, two members of the family, refuse to accept this arrangement. Instead of competing in the Duello, they decide to give Felicita something far more valuable than a husband: the chance to choose her own path. As the three grow closer, their bond deepens through genuine connection rather than duty or tradition. Complicating everything is Felicita's hidden ability to read minds. What she discovers in Liberta's thoughts threatens to upend the fragile balance between them, forcing difficult questions about trust, freedom, and what it really means to protect someone you care about. The tournament rages on around them, but the real competition happens in their hearts. This is romantic comedy wrapped in supernatural intrigue, where the greatest power isn't tarot magic but the choice to stand against the system for those you love.