A salaryman gets dragged into a fantasy world and offered everything he thought he wanted, only to discover the queen proposing it is infinitely more complicated than the fantasy setup suggests. The show refuses to let either of them off easy, romance means actually confronting who each person is beneath the premise. What looks like wish fulfillment becomes a slow negotiation between two people trying to build something real from an arrangement that started as pure transaction.
Zenjirou is a salaryman grinding through Tokyo's corporate rat race when a mystical summoning tears him from his apartment and deposits him in Capua, a fantasy kingdom where dinosaurs roam and magic flows freely. Queen Aura, the realm's stunning monarch, makes him an audacious proposition: marry her, father an heir, and abandon his earthly life entirely. In exchange, he gets paradise. No more cubicles. No more commutes. Just infinite leisure, royal luxury, and the undivided attention of a powerful queen who's decided he's her perfect match. It's tempting, almost unbelievably so. But Zenjirou isn't a fool. He knows something doesn't add up. Why him specifically? What's Aura's real angle? As he navigates palace intrigue, political schemes, and genuine feelings that complicate everything, he faces an impossible choice: the life he always wanted or the life he actually knows. Romance blooms against a backdrop of courtly danger where every move could reshape a kingdom.