Renai Shikou Seitokai

Upon taking office, the newly elected Student Council President sets out to dismantle a long-standing school regulation that strictly forbids romantic relationships between students. However, the school counselor refuses to lift the ban without concrete evidence that allowing romance will not compromise the institution's integrity or negatively impact the students' academic performance. Faced with this challenge, the president must find a way to demonstrate that love and education can successfully coexist within the school's walls. To provide the necessary proof, the Student Council President and the Vice-President devise a bold plan: they will enter into a pretend romantic relationship, acting as a model couple to show the counselor that dating does not hinder their responsibilities or studies. While the strategy seems sound in theory, executing it proves far more difficult than either of them anticipated. The primary obstacle is that neither the president nor the vice-president possesses any actual dating experience. As they attempt to navigate the unfamiliar territory of being a couple—even a fabricated one—their lack of romantic knowledge leads to awkward situations and unexpected complications. What begins as a straightforward political maneuver to change school policy quickly evolves into a challenging endeavor as the two student leaders struggle to convincingly play the roles of boyfriend and girlfriend.