Sophia wants to disappear into the background and the Gorilla God gives her the opposite of subtle: strength that turns every mundane moment into physical slapstick. She's trapped in a body that can level buildings while trying to pass knight exams and not traumatize her classmates. The joke lands because she's genuinely terrified of her own power, not cocky about it.

Sophia wants nothing more than a quiet life befitting her station as a nobleman's daughter. Her plans crumble the moment a divine blessing from the Gorilla God grants her superhuman strength she never asked for. In her world, everyone receives a gift from one of many animal gods at sixteen, and the Gorilla God's is said to be the mightiest in battle. Timid Sophia hopes for a calm school life, but her rare power draws the notice of the Royal Knights, who recruit her as an apprentice. Now she has to balance her studies, knightly duties and a strength she tries hard to conceal, though she keeps standing out anyway. Around her, a group of promising young knights keeps a warm and watchful eye on her. The result is a fantasy comedy with romantic touches.