Tooi gets roped into pure chaos the second she walks through the school doors, and the entire movie is her trying to be the voice of reason while everyone around her treats "youth" like it's a five-alarm emergency. The comedy lives in that friction, a girl who just wants a normal day versus a club that's decided normal is the enemy. By the end, she's not running away from the absurdity anymore; she's running toward it, and that shift from exhausted straight man to willing participant is where the heart actually lives.

Tooi just wants an ordinary high school life, but that plan falls apart on her very first day. She catches the eye of Jel, an unpredictable and wildly energetic classmate, who pulls her into the mysterious Youth Romance Club, an odd group devoted to hunting down anything that feels youthful or romantic. What should have been a relaxed club soon turns into a string of chaotic antics, with Tooi stuck playing the straight man to everyone else's nonsense. Things get even wilder once the club's escapades start being streamed online. With laughs, surprise twists and even a mysterious incident along the way, her school life is only getting started in this comedy film.