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 him broke and desperate. Then comes word of a legendary hidden dungeon filled with rare treasures and forgotten power. When he finally discovers it, he gains an ability that seems impossible: the power to create, modify, and gift skills to anyone. There's just one catch. His ability runs on points earned through decidedly unconventional means: savoring fine meals, pursuing romantic encounters, and generally indulging in life's pleasures. What starts as a frantic point-grinding scheme becomes something more as Noir uses his newfound power to help those around him. Whether he's crafting custom abilities for allies or solving problems with creative skill combinations, his absurd power system opens doors he never expected. The dungeons themselves hold mysteries deeper than treasure, and Noir's growing confidence attracts attention from all directions. Between comedic indulgence and genuine adventure, Noir transforms from a loser with nothing into someone people actually need.