A genie grants your wish backwards, traps you in the body you didn't ask for, then vanishes for years while you figure out who you actually are. By the time Tenshi na Konamaiki arrives at high school comedy, it has already burned through the kind of identity crisis that would crush most shows, and instead uses it as fuel for something genuinely unhinged. The school bully falls in love with the girl who literally beat him senseless, and somehow the show earns it because everyone here is too busy surviving their own backwards magic to judge anyone else for who they become.
Megumi's life took an unexpected turn years ago when a mysterious stranger handed her a magical book. One drop of blood, one wish, one catastrophic twist: the genie inside grants desires in reverse. What should have made her a man trapped her in a girl's body instead, and she's spent her teenage years searching for that book ever since. Now in high school, Megumi lives as an ordinary girl on the surface, though nothing about her situation feels ordinary. Her plans for a quiet school year crumble the moment she decks the resident delinquent, a brutish guy who somehow interprets getting punched as love at first sight. Suddenly she's got an obsessive admirer shadowing her every move, complicating her search for the one thing that might undo her past. What emerges is equal parts comedy and chaos. Megumi navigates romantic confusion, supernatural complications, and the general absurdity of high school while hunting for her way back to who she was meant to be. The show balances humor with genuine stakes, asking whether reversing the past is actually worth the cost.