Noir's cheat power runs on horniness as much as it runs on anything else, which means every relationship is actually a transaction disguised as a romance. The show knows this is ridiculous and leans into it instead of pretending otherwise. You're watching a guy literally farm skill points by seducing women, and somehow it still manages to make you care about whether any of these connections feel real.

Noir's life hits rock bottom when he loses his only job prospect, leaving the third son of a poor noble family with almost nothing. His one rare gift is the ability to consult a great sage, and the sage points him toward a legendary hidden dungeon full of rare beasts and valuable items. There he gains an ability that seems impossible: the power to create, modify, and grant skills. There's just one catch. His ability runs on points earned through decidedly unconventional means, such as savoring fine meals and pursuing intimate encounters. With his new power, Noir enrolls in the Hero Academy, where he meets new people and helps them through the dangerous situations ahead. Between comedic indulgence, ecchi fan service, and fantasy adventure, the story follows a looked-down-upon noble as he grows strong enough to change his fate.