A guy's secret job drawing horny manga gets exposed by the student council president, and instead of blackmail he gets recruited into the worst possible place to hide it. The comedy lives in that collision: he's frantically trying to keep his reputation while surrounded by people actively discovering what he does. It's a short that knows exactly what it is and doesn't apologize for the premise, just milks it for every awkward laugh.
Kouki Narumi juggles a double life as an ordinary high school student and a secret manga artist drawing provocative romantic comedies for weekly publication. Only his younger sister Toa and best friend Mihiro know the truth, but his cover shatters when student council president Kaoruko discovers his real identity while recruiting new members. Facing blackmail, Kouki reluctantly agrees to join the council to keep his embarrassing work under wraps. The arrangement immediately creates friction. Vice president Ashe R. Sakuragi openly resents his presence and makes his life difficult at every turn. Between managing his manga deadlines, navigating council politics, and handling the never-ending stream of student complaints and bizarre requests that flood the student council office, Kouki finds himself drowning in chaos. His attempts to maintain his secret identity while actually doing council work become increasingly absurd. What unfolds is a comedic collision of Kouki's professional ambitions, his desperate need for secrecy, and the unpredictable demands of student council life. The council becomes ground zero for comedy as conflicting personalities clash and ridiculous situations spiral out of control.