Sunao walks into school determined to start a drama club, and every single person around her immediately becomes a problem in the funniest way possible. The student council president exists purely to block her path with elaborate nonsense, the childhood friend shows up with his own agenda, and somehow the chaos of assembling one club becomes a five-person collision course nobody saw coming. This is pure comedy built on momentum, not plot, it moves fast enough that you don't have time to think, just laugh and watch her somehow make it work anyway despite everyone.
Sunao arrives at her new school with big dreams: she wants to start a drama club. What should be straightforward becomes anything but when she realizes the student council president, Ren, is determined to shut down her plans at every turn. Between Ren's constant interference and the school's colorful cast of characters creating chaos at every turn, getting official approval feels nearly impossible. Complicating matters is Sunao's childhood friend, who reappears with his own agenda. As she pushes forward against mounting obstacles, the line between Ren's antagonism and something deeper begins to blur. What starts as a straightforward mission to establish a club transforms into something messier and more complicated, mixing comedy with genuine moments of connection. The show balances lighthearted school antics with the slower-burn romance simmering beneath the surface. If you're drawn to characters who clash before clicking, comedic timing that doesn't overstay its welcome, and the kind of sweet payoffs that come from persistent effort, this delivers. Romance and romance-adjacent comedy fans will find plenty to like here.