A prefect trying to enforce uniform codes on a girl who refuses to comply should be annoying. Instead it becomes the engine of every good joke in the show, because neither of them can admit they actually like watching the other fail at their job. The whole series lives in that gap between what they're supposed to be doing and what they actually want, told through pratfalls and stolen glances that land harder than they have any right to.

Sakuradaimon carries the responsibility of enforcing school discipline as the class monitor, though he is far from the perfect role model the job calls for. Stylish Poem Kohinata, who dyes her hair blond and wears short skirts, keeps clashing with him over the dress code and refuses to fall in line. When both end up in supplemental lessons, she learns that the strict monitor is badly struggling with his studies. Each admits to having misjudged the other, and their daily sparring turns warmer as he openly shows real affection and she struggles to keep her feelings in check. With her friends and other quirky committee members joining in, this school romantic comedy keeps the rule arguments going even as the pair start enjoying their days together.