A heroine who's depressed at first and a little mischievous later, paired with multiple male leads. One heroine and seven men, transported into another world. She has a pocket dimension, but it plays no real role. The story is mainly about romance.
Twenty-Seven, who suffers from depression, stumbles into a Western fantasy world and somehow ends up at the finest magic academy in the land.
She shares a home with five handsome men of every color and stripe. Struggling with her illness, Twenty-Seven has no idea that women are rare in this world and all five men are her husbands.
Then an accident happens. She fails to learn magic and escapes into her pocket dimension because of this "little" mishap.
When she returns, her depression is gone. With a new husband in tow, she returns in men's clothes, ready to throw her weight around.
Woven, prince of the Kadal Empire, is steady, reliable, and meticulous, a thousand-year iceberg and a ten-thousand-year snow peak. Yet he falls in love with Twenty-Seven alone.
Kaos, the empire's second-richest man, is sly as a fox, but around Twenty-Seven he's a shameless flirt.
Alan, an elf, is as clear and cool as the bright moon, yet he's a moon that only Twenty-Seven can pluck.
Clay, of the Howling Moon Wolf Clan, has a little boy's face and a little boy's heart. He's Twenty-Seven's source of laughter.
Pal, the holy son of the Church, pities all people, yet only for Twenty-Seven does his lotus become stained by the dust of the world.
Uli, a genius who rose from the common people...
Raphael, the neighboring kingdom's second prince, may be hiding some kind of illness...
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