A guy runs from his genes straight into a temple full of the exact problem he's trying to escape. The comedy lands because everyone involved knows exactly how stupid this is, from the premise down to every reaction shot. Chemistry between the cast actually feels earned instead of manufactured, which means the romantic chaos doesn't feel like you're watching a checklist get ticked off.
Akemitsu has spent years running from his family's notorious reputation for chasing romance, throwing himself into work and study to escape his genes. When he spots Yuzuki one day and falls instantly head over heels, he realizes his strategy has failed spectacularly. Desperate to reclaim control and live a disciplined, monk-like existence, he enrolls at a local temple seeking refuge from worldly temptation. The problem: the temple is actually a convent, and it's populated entirely by beautiful women. There are three identical triplet sisters, two enigmatic freeloaders, and suddenly Akemitsu finds himself in the exact opposite situation he was seeking. Every day becomes a comedic collision between his iron-willed determination to resist desire and the complete impossibility of his circumstances. What unfolds is part romantic comedy, part slice-of-life chaos. Akemitsu wrestles with his own nature while navigating an absurd living situation filled with misunderstandings, genuine moments of connection, and the kind of everyday weirdness that comes from sharing temple life with a crew that shouldn't exist in any reasonable universe.