Rin Tsuchimi's life gets turned upside down when two beautiful transfer students arrive at his school: Asa, a devil, and Lisianthus, a goddess. Suddenly caught between the supernatural and the divine, Rin finds himself at the center of an unexpected love triangle that neither side is willing to lose. The catch? Both heavenly and hellish forces want him to choose, and his decision could reshape the balance between their worlds. This prologue introduces the chaos of Rin's new reality with rapid-fire comedy and genuine romantic tension. What starts as a simple school day spirals into absurdity as celestial politics collide with teenage hormones. The tone shifts between laugh-out-loud gags and moments of surprising earnestness, establishing why these supernatural rivals are genuinely interested in this ordinary guy. You'll connect with this if you want romantic comedy with an underdog protagonist, high-stakes stakes wrapped in humor, and the kind of escalating weirdness that makes fantasy school settings feel refreshingly unhinged. The prologue sets up everything you need to understand the series while standing on its own as a chaotic, charming introduction to a world where gods and demons have homework.