After the New World War, ether energy and relics of previous civilizations became the core of competition among various countries. The aristocratic country Serafenia rose to monopolize related technologies, but due to resource distribution issues, it split into the conservative Rose Court, the innovative New Green Court, and the neutral faction. A three-party melee. Silver Rose Women's College, this elegant aristocratic school on the surface, is actually a secret battlefield where two factions compete for talents and relics.
The □□ family is a family that made its fortune by doing business at sea. The daughter of the family leader, Leah □□, was threatened with her life, so she sent a young stand-in they had trained to disguise herself as Leah and sneak into the college to investigate the conspiracy between the family and the college. He is loyal but insensitive to emotions, and is efficiency-oriented. However, in his interactions with the enthusiastic and cheerful intelligence agent Brigitte, the cold-outside and inside-hot eldest lady Isolde, the "unconventional aristocrat" Emily, the "war to end war" nun Victoria, and others, he begins to gradually understand every form of emotion.
When the aftermath of the crimes he committed in the past reappeared before him, and when another girl was forced to a desperate end because of him, his frozen heart was shaken for the first time. As the Rose Festival approaches, factional conflicts intensify, and underground transactions between the Mibing Cult and noble families surface, Leia is forced to struggle between mission and conscience, disguise and self. This infiltration that starts with a lie will eventually reveal the bloody truth beneath the elegant appearance of the academy. And the substitute named "Leah" will also find her own unique meaning of life in the watch of the real Leah.
In order to make the story more logically logical and full of details, I will go back and revise the previous article from time to time. Terribly sorry!
Purpose: Through the disguised infiltration and emotional awakening of the young stand-in "Leah", explore "whether human nature can be instrumentalized" - in the pull of cold-blooded tasks and awakening of conscience, show the redemption of "tool people" by emotions (guilt, trust, love); at the same time, through the struggle between aristocratic factions (Rose Red Court vs New Green Court), the fight for relics and the ideals of the organization to which Leah belongs, reflect on resource monopoly and technological ethics, as well as the individual's "self" and "justice" in the gap between the system and power. Pursuit.