On the first day of high school at Hyotei Academy, Atobe discovered a golden fairy in the rose garden dedicated to his family.
While viciously plucking Uncle Atobe's beloved red roses, the demon complained about Uncle Atobe's aesthetics, and finally vowed to turn all red roses into blue enchantresses.
The goblin had the body of an elementary school student but got straight A's into the same class as Uncle Atobe, which made the whole class feel ashamed.
Although the fairy is innocent and likes to have a sharp tongue, it does not diminish the love she has for her from the men and women of Hyotei Academy.
Coupled with the fact that Hyokui and his gang of teenagers are always afraid of being interrupted by the chaos in the world, the scene is so beautiful that I can't describe it.
Is this golden goblin that suddenly appeared here just by chance or does it have another purpose?
Sophia Victorique Loveless, a princess who is famous throughout the European aristocratic circle for her extraordinary wisdom. She is the person that Uncle Atobe has always looked up to when he was in elementary school, and is also his destined fiancée;
Fujiwara Rose, who accompanied Atobe through the passionate three years of junior high school, was also the only girlfriend that Uncle Atobe acknowledged;
The golden fairy Kujo Enchantress is a mysterious girl who attracts Atobe's attention as soon as she appears.
Uncle Atobe, for whom will your rose garden be changed?
The author's irresponsible complaint: Uncle Atobe, your emotional path is really messy~
Atobe waved his hand like he was shooing away flies: It's really not a gorgeous plot, ne, Huaji?
A long, long time later, Atobe realized that the flower language of the Blue Enchantress was not pure love and kindness, but miracles and the impossible.