A genius who chose anime over the world gets dragged kicking into teaching, and the show never stops finding new angles on how much that sucks. The comedy lands because Junichiro's obsession is treated as both genuinely pathetic and weirdly brilliant at the same time. Students learn real things from someone who would rather be nowhere else, and somewhere between the eye-rolls and the actual lessons, something real happens.
Junichirou was once a prodigy who published groundbreaking research as a teenager. Now he's a full-time otaku running an anime blog from his apartment, completely checked out from real life. His worried sister Suzune sees her brilliant brother wasting away and makes him an offer he can't refuse: become a teacher at her high school. The catch? Junichirou has zero teaching credentials and even less interest in responsibility. Yet somehow, his genuine passion for anime, manga, and games becomes an unexpected teaching tool. His unconventional methods frustrate the school's strict administration while earning genuine respect from students who actually want to learn from him. Between managing his otaku reputation, dealing with the headmaster's skepticism, and navigating romantic complications, Junichirou discovers that maybe there's more to life than scrolling through fan forums. His journey stumbles between comedy and character growth as he learns what it means to inspire others, even when you're still figuring out how to inspire yourself.