Joro was a lonely loser who couldn't win anyone over, always stuck in the friend zone. But everything changes when he teaches girls how to win over their crushes, and they start falling for him. It all begins with Joro going to school when his childhood friend Rimawari gives him a hard slap on the back. Joro greets her politely. They arrive in the classroom where his best friend Son jokes that Joro and Rimawari are always together, making Joro blush like a virgin. At that moment, the most beautiful girl in school and student council president, Cosmos, enters to
tell Joro that she wants him to be her secretary because he's the coolest guy in the universe. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Joro is thrilled with the compliment while Son jokes that he must have saved orphans from a burning building to have the chance to work with the beautiful semai. Son's joke makes Cosmos uncomfortable, but Rimawari suddenly leaves the room, which confuses Joro. Some time later, Joro is helping Cosmos with Student Council matters when she surprises him by asking him out on Saturday. Although Joro is panicked, he manages to calmly accept the invitation . But that
night, all Joro can think about is his first date with the president. Just then, Himaari texts him asking to meet on Sunday, making Joro think he's managed to get two dates with two beautiful girls in a row. The next day, Joro meets Cosmos and they spend a wonderful day together. When it's time to go home, Cosmos shyly tells Joro that she has something important to tell him, but first asks him to sit next to her on the bench. Jouro's heart starts racing as Cosmos says that there's someone she likes. Whenever she thinks about this person,
her heart races, and just being near him makes her happy. As Joro prepares for the love declaration of his dreams, Cosmos reveals that she's in love with his best friend, Som. As Joro's soul seems to slip away, Cosmos explains that after the regional games, Som's team lost, but he was still cheering, which reminded her of her favorite player, Messi. But when she went to check on him, she found him crying alone and fell in love with his vulnerable side. Now the problem is that Cosmos can barely communicate with Som, so she asks Joro to help
bring them together. Joro feels like he has been kicked and is now ready to refuse it all. But noticing the tears in her eyes, he melts and promises to help, leaving Cosmos radiant. On Sunday, Joro meets Himalwari, who immediately senses something is wrong with him. Hoping to cheer him up, Rimawari hugs him from behind, but ends up re-energizing his southern side. Feeling his energy return, Joro thanks Rimawari for cheering him up. The two spend the day together, and in the late afternoon, Rimwari admits she has something important to confess, but first she asks him to
sit next to her on the bench. This time, Joro is sure he'll finally hear the declaration of love he's been waiting for, but Rimwari reveals she's in love with Som. No, God , please, no, no, no. Joro feels like he's been punched again as Himalari begins to tell the same story she heard from Cosmos. Hima's problem is that she's too embarrassed to confess to her childhood friend, so she asks Joro for help to win Som's heart. At this point, Joro has already lost the will to live, but seeing the sadness on Rimwari's face, he ends
up agreeing. Joro returns home, and that's when his mask finally falls. He starts yelling about how hard he worked to be the sweet, feminist guy every girl dreams of. But the hypergamous void still fell in love with his handsome best friend. He channels his inner Kira, ready to write everyone's names in his death notebook, until a brilliant idea pops into his head. With two girls vying for the same guy, one of them is bound to get her heart broken. When that happens, he'll step in, manipulate the rejected girl into falling for him, and unlock his
box of mysteries. The next day, Joro goes to school and Rimawari greets him as usual. He smiles politely while secretly berating her for playing with his feelings. Then he tells Rimawari that Cosmos is also in love with Sound and asked for his help. Rimawari immediately gets annoyed, since she always knew Cosmos had a crush on Sound . Then when Joro says he's rooting for both of them, Rimawari gets even more upset, until he reveals he has a strategy for her to get closer to Sound . Later in class, Himawari's brain almost ruins the plan, but
Joro manages to save the day, allowing Himawari to spend some alone time with Sound. After that, Joro goes to meet Cosmos while internally cursing her entire lineage for trampling on his poor heart. He then tells her what he said to Rimawari , explaining that he will support both of them in their attempts to win over Som. Before Cosmos can argue, Joro says he has a plan of action for her. An hour later, Joro takes Cosmos to meet Som, but she ruins everything by awardly saying she wants to be his best friend forever. Luckily, Som accepts
Cosmos's friend request, allowing Dioro to relax in the library. It is then that Pancy, the ugliest girl in school, approaches Joro, saying she wants to confess something. At first, Joro pretends to ignore her, but Pancy says she's been following him and will expose his true nature if he doesn't listen, which terrifies him. Even so, he turns to leave until he sees the same bench where his hopes were crushed by Cosmos and Himwari, and this gives him instant PTSD. Pansy then reveals that she ordered Temu's bench just for him. Accepting his fate, Joro reluctantly sits next
to Pancy, expecting another declaration for Som. Instead, Pany reveals that she's in love with him and his dark side, leaving him stunned. After recovering from the shock, Joro politely stops Pancy from continuing, as he doesn't want an ugly girl confessing. However, an annoyed Pancy says she doesn't like it when he pretends to be nice. Though surprised, Joro rudely replies that he hates her, which only makes Pancy want him even more. The next day, Joro enters the library hoping to ignore Pancy. Noticing his attitude, Pancy tells Joro that she hates mean people and threatens to reveal
his secret to Som. Joro immediately starts acting like a K-pop idol to prevent Pansy from reporting him. Changing the subject, Pansy asks Joro how he intends to help Rimawari and Cosmos. Earlier, Rimawari approached Joro and asked him to arrange a movie date for her and Som. When he asked her to do it alone, Rimawari hugged him, saying it would be easier for him since they were best friends. Then, later in class, Joro asked Som if he wanted to watch the new Spider-Man movie. Son thought he would spend time with his buddy, but Joro said he
should watch it with Rimawari. At that moment, Rimawari appeared and started saying she was dying to see the movie. Eventually, Son agreed to go with her, and Rima happily thanked him while Joro felt like unwanted trash. Later, he met with Cosmos, who revealed her plan to win Som over. Showing off a huge bento box, Cosmos told Joro that she would invite Som to lunch with her, which would make him realize she was wife material. Despite the cheesy plan, Joro agreed to help her and asked Som to help him carry some notebooks to the office. As
they approached the council chamber, cherry blossom petals began to fall around them before Cosmos appeared . Then, in a strange samurai voice, she asked Som to have lunch with her. As Joro watched this awkward scene, he felt like he was stepping on Legos, while Som was confused as to why Cosmos was acting like an old samurai. Joro intervened and casually said they should have lunch together, since they were now friends. However, Som asked Joro to join them, and Cosmos felt her heart break. Joro noticed this and apologized, saying he had lunch with Ana de Armas
before running off. After recounting his entire morning to Pancy, Joro sighed in exhaustion, stating that he had aged 10 years since he started helping those idiots. Offering him some cookies, Pancy said she would help him, making Joro wonder why she was doing so much for him. Pany replies that she wants all this to end soon so she can put her Y into her Yang. Joro calls this delusional thinking, revealing that when it's over, he'll find a big-breasted girl and give her unlimited glizes. Pans asks Joro if he's serious, only for him to retort that she
looks like a flat tire. Instead of taking offense, Py asks Joro what he'll do if Som is in love with someone else. Realizing she's right, Joro has a meltdown, while Pancy proudly tells him he should be grateful to have someone with a functioning brain by his side. Inspired by Panco's words, Joro decides to ask Som if he has a crush while playing soccer. After missing the throw, Som tells Joro he has someone in mind but asks to go somewhere more private. Moments later, they leave, and Joro's face turns blue upon seeing the same cursed bench.
This causes him to have a breakdown, knowing that whenever he's on that bench, something goes wrong in his life. Even so, Joro crawls over and sits next to Som, who starts playing with his hair before revealing that he's into Pancy. Mortified, Joro screams inwardly, wondering why it had to be her. It turns out that Son fell for Pancy after the Regional Games. While he was crying alone, she approached and comforted him , saying he would win next year. Hearing this, Joro wonders why Som's standards are so low, since even the GPT chat could have said
that. At that moment, Som asks Joro if he can help him get closer to Pancy. After all, he's the only one close to her. Joro knows that accepting would be a fatal mistake, so he tells Som directly that he can't help, which makes him emotional. Unable to bear seeing his best friend like this, Joro gives a motivational speech urging him not to involve Max. Later, Joro meets with Pancy and, using his fake, kind voice, asks her to go out with Som. Pancy feels hurt by the request and tells Joro that she just wants to swallow
his sauce. Despite this, Joro asks her to reconsider, reminding her that he's a Toyota Corolla while Son is a Ferrari. Pancy loses her temper and starts yelling at him, shocking passersby who think Joro is being rejected by the ugliest girl in school. While Pancy tells Joro that he's being too cruel, Son arrives and sees them together. He observes them suspiciously before asking Joro why he's with Panc of all people. Joro panics and has difficulty speaking, but thankfully Pancy says they were just discussing the library inspection, since Joro is on the board. This shocks Joro as
he wonders why Panc would help him despite his constant abuse. Meanwhile, Son, still suspicious , asks Pancy if the library is the only thing that connects her to Joro. Pancy confirms and tells Son directly that she has no intention of getting to know someone as rude as Joro. With that, she walks away, leaving Joro speechless. Meanwhile, Son apologizes for doubting him. From that day on, Joro begins to avoid the library and focuses his energy on supporting Cosmos and Rimawari. Then, one day he receives a message from Cosmos asking him to meet her at the cafeteria.
When he arrives, he notices that Cosmos emits a dark aura, which scares him a little. He soon discovers that Son told Cosmos about his crush on Pancy, which left her completely heartbroken. Cosmos then confronts Joro and asks if he knew about it. When he confirms, she angrily reveals that Son told her that Joro was the one who motivated him to go after the girl he loved. Joro is perplexed, but when he tries to explain, Cosmo refuses to listen and says she doesn't need him anymore, as she planned to help Son. As soon as she leaves,
Joro receives a message from Himwari asking to meet tomorrow. Joro already knows what awaits him, but even so, he tries to explain the situation to Rimawari, who, as expected, calls him a traitorous pig before saying she doesn't need him anymore. Despite his disappointment, Joro shows up at school the next day and receives a message from Pancy asking him to go to the library. When he arrives, he rudely asks what she wants. But before she can answer, Som, Rima, and Cosmos enter, leaving Joro completely confused. While Joro is paralyzed, Som demands to know why he's with
Pancy at lunchtime. He tries to explain the situation, but Cosmos accuses him of lying, stating that everything that comes out of Joro's mouth is just nonsense. Rimauari agrees and tells Som that Joro must be lying to him too. As Joro faces the accusations, he feels his blood boil, because he doesn't understand why nobody listens to him. Putting aside his good looks, he yells at Cosmos and Rima that they used him as a tool to get close to Som and when they no longer needed him, they discarded him without caring. While Rima and Cosmos lower their
heads in shame, Som tries to calm Joro, but he quickly turns away to hide his malicious smile. Thinking he's won, Dioro believes that once he explains the situation to Som, everything will be alright. At that moment, Pan asks Joro if he was trying to help the girls get together with Som , because he convinced her to go out with Som at the same time? Joro's face pales as he realizes the tide is turning against him. Pancy continues, revealing that Joro manipulated the whole situation so that both Cosmos and Rima would worry for his own pleasure.
Joro quickly says he wouldn't go that far, but it's too late, as Som punches him hard for playing with everyone's feelings. He then lifts him up and says he wanted them to be friends forever, but after his recent actions, he doesn't want to see his face anymore. As Joro is taken away, Pan whispers to him to have faith in her. A week after the big confrontation, Joro's life has worsened, as everyone knows what he did to Cosmos and Rima. To punish him, they vandalize his belongings and whisper behind his back wherever he goes. At that
moment, Joro receives a message from Pancy asking to meet her. So, during lunch, Joro goes to the library and asks Pancy why she called him. She says he will find out soon, but first she asks him to go and get a book for her to read. While he's browsing the shelves, Som enters the library and starts talking to Pancy. Since the big fight, Som had been coming to the library to win Pancy over. Seeing this, Joro hides, hoping his best friend will succeed in winning over the ugly duckling with glasses. When Som invites Pancy to
watch his baseball practice, she blushes before coldly asking why he tricked Joro. Joro is shocked while Som pretends not to know what Pancy is talking about. However, Pancy reveals that she pieced everything together from their conversations. Som knew that Rimawari and Cosmos had feelings for him. He knew that Joro was trying to help them and, despite everything, still used their feelings to get Joro. Shocked by all this, Sam asks Pancy how she found out everything. She replies that she watched too much Sherlock Holmes and Mindhunter, which made her great at reading people. While Joro lies
there wounded by the betrayal, Son asks Pancy why she attacked Joro when he was about to escape unharmed. Pancy reveals that she pretended to be Joro's enemy so that he would trust her. Finally, Joro understands why Pan asked him to have faith in her. Meanwhile, Pan asks Son why he betrayed Joro like that. Son reveals that during the first year he fell in love with a girl who liked Joro. She asked Son to play Cupid , which upset him so much that he told her Joro was only pretending to be nice . Unfortunately for him,
this made the girl like Joro even more. After the confession, Sam asks Pancy if she is also in love with Joro. She says yes, and he sadly replies that he lost to Joro once again. Son then says that he wanted to ruin Joro's reputation and, knowing how naive Cosmos and Rimauar are, he used them to achieve his goal. Laughing like a madman, Sam asks Pancy why she likes Joro, who looks like a guy who would faint after a single blow . That's when Pancy reveals that everything Joro did was because of her. While Joro helped
Cosmos and Rimauari, he also asked Pancir for help with Som, knowing it would make her happy. When Joro hears this, he starts blushing with embarrassment, while Pan reveals that she fell in love with Joro during the regional games. After Som lost the tournament, Joro stayed there in the scorching heat with his favorite snacks . People laughed at him, but Joro didn't care and kept waiting for him. When Panc saw all this, she realized that Joro would do anything for the people he loves, which made her like him even more. After hearing this, Som gets up
and threatens Pancy, saying that if she isn't his, he'll force her before throwing her away. However, Pansy calmly tells him to do the worst, as she trusts that her evil prince will come to save her. That's when Joro appears and confronts San, saying that no matter how naive Cosmos and Rimawari are, he has no right to laugh at their feelings. Sun trembles in horror and asks Joro if he's going to throw him in jail with Did. However, Joro says he won't call Big Did as long as he apologizes to Cosmos and Rimawari and silently accepts
the punishment and leaves, leaving Joro with a heartbreak worse than any breakup. Seeing this, Pancy apologizes to Joro, but he says he'll never set foot in the library again. Before leaving, Pancy whispers that she'll miss him terribly. But despite hearing this, Joro leaves. And once he's gone, P calls the girls out of their hiding places. The next day, Joro prepares to be bullied again, but upon entering the locker room, he finds Cosmos putting away his shoes. She apologizes and runs out before he can say anything. When he arrives at class, he sees Hima protecting her
desk from vandalism, and later, Som apologizes to the entire class for what he did to Joro. A few hours later, Joro is back at the library, telling Pancy everything that happened. She asks if he knows why Som was interested in her. Joro replies that it was because she cheered him up after the regional games , but Pancy interrupts him, saying that an idiot like Som wouldn't be interested in an ugly girl just because she was kind. With that, Pancy takes off her glasses and belt, leaving Joro stunned to realize that she is the beautiful girl
he saw during the regional games. With tears in her eyes, she gently kisses his cheek, making him recoil in shock. Joro quickly tells Pancy that, even if she is beautiful, he would never be interested in someone as mean as her. However, Pancy doesn't care and says she still likes him. From that day on, Joro started visiting the library every day. One day, Pancy makes cookies for Joro and asks him to try them, but he coldly rejects the offer. He tells Pancy that, since he's been going to the library because of her, he should be rewarded
with something he actually likes. Pancy gets the message and lifts her skirt, leaving Joro and his Shnudle excited until she asks him to lick her shoe. Disgusted, Joro yells that he may be a degenerate, but he's not a disgusting bystander who would do something like that. Joro explains that he wants to be rewarded by smothering his face in her lap. Pancy lets out a disappointed sigh and tells Joro that he's a disgusting dog for making such a request. Refusing to be insulted, Joro angrily replies that he's been spending his breaks with an ugly girl who's
secretly there, so he deserves to be compensated somehow. Pancy then reveals that she needs to disguise herself because an evil demon is after her. Confused, Joro tells Pancy that they're in episode 4 and shouldn't complicate the plot by bringing biblical creatures into this mess. Ignoring him, Pancy complains that she's not happy with him because she knows he comes to the library to hide from Cosmos and Rimauari. Deep down, Joro knows Pansy is right, but still tells her to shut up. Pansy finally realizes the problem and tells Joro that if he wants to reconnect with his
friends, he just needs to create an opportunity to talk to them. However, Joro insists that his old friends don't want to see his face, let alone talk to him. He then turns to leave, but when Pansy stops him, he tells her to let go of his hand because he hates her. However, instead of getting upset, Pancy expresses that she fell in love with him because of his honesty. So, if he shows his true self, everyone will surely accept him back. To finish, Pancy tells Joro that it's always better to have many friends. Joro retorts that
she should follow her own advice before going to her class. While preparing for the storm, Cosmos secretly watches him. Joro then enters the room, where he is approached by a girl named Rina, the school reporter who has a terrifying network of information. Rina explains that the school will host a flower festival, where a boy will dance with the three most popular girls. The boy is chosen by lottery, while the girls are nominated based on popularity. She asks Joro who he would like to nominate, revealing a popular myth that says the boy will end up marrying
one of the girls he dances with. Joro, being a risler, says he will nominate her, making her blush as she notices his playful smile. She then asks him to be serious, and Joro looks around the crowd searching for someone. Seeing Rimwari crying because of her homework, he wonders if he should say her name. At that moment, Rimwari shouts that she needs help with the equation, and Joro thinks this is his chance to reconcile with her. Unfortunately, Rina runs off to help Rimwari, leaving Joro behind. Remembering that Panc told him to create an opportunity, Joro approaches
Rimawari's table to offer help, but upon seeing him, she panics and runs away. Joro chases her, causing her to fall down stairs. When Joro runs to check on her, Rimawari yells at him to stay away, as he has already caused her too much trouble. Joro replies that he doesn't see her as trouble and, as he is also to blame, wants to apologize. After a brief discussion, Joro tells Rimawari that he wants to be her friend again. This fills her with relief, and she ends up falling. With everything back to normal, Joro asks Rimawari for help
with something. Several minutes later, on the roof, Som demands to know why he is being challenged. Noticing the anger in Som's voice, Joro shudders , but Rimawari encourages him to face his fears. Joro then tells Som that if he passes the exam, he wins, but if he fails, he loses. Som calls it all childish and turns to leave, but Joro refuses to let things end like this. He starts yelling that he wants to be friends with him like before. Maui joins him, shocking Som, who asks if they have no pride. That's when Joro says there's
no pride in friendships, making Som realize his mistake. After reconciling with them, Joro enters the library as if he's conquered the world. After telling Pancy everything, Joro asks her to tutor Rimau and Som, since they have fewer brain cells than a goldfish. Pancele takes her on a date. Joro reluctantly agrees, prompting Pancele to remind him that he's forgetting someone else. When Joro replies that he isn't, Cosmos gets sad and disappears before she can be noted. Later in the hallway, while Joro is talking to Rina, he senses a negative energy coming from the stairs. Seeing Cosmos
staring at him like a ghost, he realizes his mistake and rushes to fix it. He then finds Cosmos crying on the stairs because he forgot about her. Upon hearing this, Joro says he was saving the best for last, and the idiot believes him immediately. Later, everyone arrives at the library, where Som apologizes to Pancy for threatening her. She forgives him, shocking Jouro, who wonders why she's nice to everyone but him. After that, they sit down to study for the exams. Cosmos, being the best student, says that everyone can pass if they memorize all the formulas
in the world. If that wasn't enough, she gives them 5,000 problems to solve, making Joro and Rimawari almost faint. Meanwhile, Som decides to become a monk , knowing that his brain can't handle so many formulas. Seeing everyone's state, P takes over the study session, and at the end of the day, the girls thank her for helping so much. When Joro sees everyone getting along, he smiles, realizing that his dream of becoming the prince of Arem is close. The next day, Joro receives a message from Pancy asking him to go to the library. This excites Joro,
convinced he's about to live his dream of having a harem bigger than Gangcan's. At that moment, Rina approaches him and nervously asks if Joro can go with her. Noticing her behavior, Joro wonders if Rina is about to reveal her secret. Reaching the rooftop, Rina confesses she's curious about him, which leaves Joro ecstatic, imagining Rina in his harem. Unfortunately, Joro's happiness is short-lived, as Rina asks him to sit next to her. Seeing the same awful bench, Joro freezes in horror, knowing his life is about to be ruined. Despite his fears, Joro convinces himself his bad luck
is over and sits next to Rina, who starts playing with his hair before calling him a con man, a follower of top G, and an enemy of women because he's sleeping with Pancy, Rimawari, and Cosmos. Stunned by the accusation, Joro wonders how Rina managed to see through him. Then she explains that she put two and two together during the regional games when she saw him blatantly staring at a pretty girl. While Rina accuses him of having a crush, Joro sincerely says he's not cheating on anyone. Refusing to believe him, Rina shows Joro the evidence proving
that he is romantically involved with all three of the girls at the same time. Despite the evidence, Joro tells Rina she's mistaken, but she ignores him and reveals a poster marking him as the school's "Dider." The moment Joro sees the poster, he loses his temper and desperately insists he's innocent. Rina admits she hasn't put up the poster yet because she doesn't know if he's really guilty. So, until the flower festival, she'll keep an eye on him to find out if he's really the "Dider" she thinks he is. While Joro is too stunned to speak, Rina
gleefully says that if she finds him guilty, she'll distribute the poster during the event, where parents and teachers will also be present. With no other option, Joro reluctantly agrees to Rina's plan. As they return to the classroom, Cosmos stops Joro, causing him to panic. Rina discreetly jots something down in her notebook, while Cosmos reveals to Joro that he has been chosen for the flower dance. As Joro begins to sweat nervously, Cosmos says that she, Rimawari, and another first-year student have been selected as his partners. She then reminds Joro of the legend, where the boy ends
up marrying one of the three girls, and tells him that perhaps they will end up as husband and wife. Before Joro can refuse the dance, Cosmos reveals that she had been avoiding this event for two years, but when she learned that he had been chosen, she accepted without hesitation. Joro is saddened for Cosmos, who suddenly grabs his hand, saying that she can hardly wait for the dance. As Joro begins to cry tears of joy, Rina observes how he has the most beautiful girl in school at his feet. As Cosmos leaves Joro with his spirits lifted,
Rina enters, saying that she is about to make him the most popular boy in school. After hearing this, Joro goes straight to the library , where he asks his three girls to leave him alone for a few days. The girls immediately refuse, saying they don't care what Rina has to say. Joro turns to Som for help, but he says he has baseball practice and leaves Joro to deal with his own problem. While Joro worries about his reputation, Pancy suggests they get married to show Rina that he's not Johnny S.'s unrecognized son. Joro refuses immediately, leading
the girls to assure him they won't leave him alone, even if it means tarnishing their reputations. At that moment, Cosmos asks Joro to meet the girls he's going to dance with, but he thinks it would be better to avoid further female interactions. However, this makes Cosmo emotional as she tells Joro she was looking forward to meeting the freshman with him. When Joro sees the crocodile tears, he gives in faster than origami and tells Cosmos he'll go with her, as long as she pretends to be strict with him to throw Rina off the scent. Later, Joro
goes confidently to meet the first-year student Kim, with Rina right by his side. He finds Cosmos expecting her support, but to his surprise, she starts calling him trash in her samurai voice. Joro just sighs while Rina wonders if Cosmos is one of those who eats crayons. Soon they arrive to meet Kim, who freaks out as soon as she sees Joro. She starts calling him a shoe-licker, making Joro realize that someone must have seen him and Pancy together in the library. Before Joro has a chance to explain, Kim runs off, leaving everyone stunned. Seeing this, Rina
starts to think that maybe she was wrong about Joro, because there's no way three girls would fall for a known shoe-licker. While Cosmo feels happy knowing that Joro's name has been cleared, he thinks he won, but at what cost? The next day, Joro receives a message from Cosmos saying that Kim refused to participate in the flower dance. As Joro stares dejectedly at his phone, Rina approaches, causing him to sigh wearily. Seeing this, Rina assures him that she knows he did nothing. However, still curious about him, she asks Joro to let her stay close to him
until the Flower Festival. Joro reluctantly agrees, and Rina is about to ask if she can take Kim's place when he receives a message from Cosmos revealing that he has found a good replacement. Joro shares the news with her, and Rina disguises her disappointment before going with him to the library, where they discover that Som is Kim's replacement. Ignoring the fact that he might end up with Som in this strange romantic comedy, Joro dedicates himself to dance rehearsals, while Rina sadly watches them from the sidelines. The next day, Joro's quiet moment is interrupted by Aca, the
school's queen bee, who confronts him with the poster, exposing him as a womanizer. While Joro tries to explain the situation, Cosmos rushes in to resolve it, but everyone accuses her of being involved with Joro, leaving her speechless. At that moment, Rina runs in and apologizes, explaining that someone dropped the poster before she could stop it. She assures everyone that Joro is completely innocent, but Saca isn't convinced. She warns Joro that if he really is the womanizer the poster says he is, he'll make her life a nightmare. Seeing this, Rina promises to clear her name before
leaving. Later , Cosmos tells Joro that from now on everyone will stay away from him, as they don't want to cause him any more pain. Before Joro can argue, Cosmos leaves and he's alone again. After school, Rina tries to cheer him up by practicing dance steps with him, which makes him feel much better. A week has gone by since then, and Joro finds himself unable to stop missing his friends. The worst part is that Assaka's group still believes he's dating three girls. Today is no different, as Saka threatens Joro, saying she'll put red ants in
his underwear if she finds out he's dating three women at the same time. Joro is about to confront her when Rina arrives . Not wanting trouble, Assaka's group quickly leaves, making Joro thank Rina. He then realizes how Rina has been by his side since everything fell apart. Noticing the smile on his face, Rina shyly asks why he's looking at her like that. However, Joro changes the subject and tells Rina he's worried about what she'll do about his article, since the Flower Festival has begun. Rina tells Joro to wait for the second day of the festival,
because that's when she'll finally reveal everything. This leaves Joro eager to know what she's planning. At that moment, Somma arrives with bad news. Apparently, some parents weren't happy about two boys dancing the flower dance. They believe that if two guys dance together, Japan will become a rainbow world. While the sound tells Joro he can no longer participate in the event, Joro begins to panic. Then, an idea suddenly occurs to him, and he asks Rina to take the sound's place, since she's the only one who knows all the steps. Rina agrees without hesitation, leaving Joro relieved.
Unfortunately, this relief doesn't last long, as Cosmos suddenly appears and coldly tells Rina to go with her. Confused, Joro immediately says he'll go too, but Cosmos interrupts him, insisting the conversation doesn't concern him. Rina quickly intervenes, saying she won't go anywhere unless Joro goes too. After a long sigh, Cosmos reluctantly relents and takes them to the Student Council office. There, Cosmos asks Rina why she suddenly joined the flower dance, and Rina claims she only wanted to help Joro. Cosmos suddenly explodes and tells Rina that if she truly wanted to help Joro, she would be trying
to clear up the false rumors she spread about him instead of dancing alongside him. With that, Cosmos tells Rina that he doesn't want her to participate. Confused by Cosmos's outburst, Rina asks why she's doing all this. But before Cosmos can answer, Rina threatens to publish an article accusing Cosmos of abusing his authority as president of the council. However, Cosmos had already calculated the risk and tells Rina to do whatever she wants before asking why she's been deceiving Joro. Confused, Joro looks at Rina, who has suddenly fallen completely silent. Seeing this, Cosmos states that he wanted
to keep Joro out of this conversation, but it was Rina who insisted he come. While Rina silently regrets this decision, Cosmos continues, revealing that Rina knew from the beginning that Dioro wasn't dating anyone. She skipped the group lunches because that would have exposed the truth that they were just friends. Rina quickly interrupts her, claiming she couldn't go because she was always busy working on the school newspaper during lunch. Cosmos doesn't accept this explanation and calls Rina a walking Pinocchio before revealing that she was absent from the group meetings because she spread rumors about Joro being
a suck-up. That's how she made Kim refuse the dance. Joro's mouth drops open in shock as Rina desperately maintains her claim of innocence. Ignoring Rina, Cosmos tells Joro that Rina was the one who published the article. Rina immediately retorts, insisting that if Joro checks the attendance list, he'll see she was never in the printing room. Cosmos had already anticipated this excuse. Then, she pulls out the real attendance list and explains that the one Rina showed everyone was fake. To prove it, Cosmos displays a video of Rina secretly manipulating the original form, leaving her with nowhere
to hide. Enraged by everything he's heard, Joro demands to know why Rina did all this. When she remains silent, Cosmos explains that Rina wanted to isolate Joro until she was the only girl he could trust. The flower dance fit perfectly into this plan, since the boy usually ends up with one of the three girls he dances with. Rina wanted to make sure she was the girl he ended up with. Rina finally breaks down in tears and admits that she's been in love with Joro since the regional games. At this point, Joro was so tired of
hearing about the regional games that he wished he'd never gone there. Rina explains that she fell for him after he shielded her from a baseball, thinking he was the nicest guy she'd ever met. In reality, Joro was just trying to get a better look at Pancy's enormous breasts. As Rina stares at Joro to confess her love, he tells her to back off because he'd rather go after James Charles than give her a chance. Realizing she's lost, Rina apologizes to Cosmos for all the trouble before leaving the office in tears. Now that they're finally alone, Cosmos
tells Joro that he knows he was just pretending to be a heartless jerk to push Rina away. Joro changes the subject and asks what will happen to the flower dance. Cosmos tells him not to worry, assuring him that he has everything under control. A few hours later, the flower dance finally begins. Joro's first partner is Rimawari, who asks if he likes anyone. He says no, and Rima happily admits that she doesn't have feelings for anyone either . Next comes Cosmos, who thanks Joro for everything he did to make this day possible. He returns the gratitude,
thanking Cosmos for proving his innocence and also for protecting Rina from being humiliated in front of the whole school. When the music ends, Cosmos surprises him by kissing his cheek. Just when Joro thinks the surprises are over, Pancy comes on stage wearing a beautiful dress. Since no one has ever seen her without glasses, the crowd wonders, "Who is this beautiful girl as she goes to dance with Joro?" While they dance, Pan asks if he thinks she's pretty, but Joro refuses to answer, even with his heart pounding. Py smiles and reveals that she knew he invited
everyone to the library, hoping they would become her friends. Jora, realizing that Pancy knew the plan from the beginning. When the dance ends, Som, Cosmos, and Rima surround Pancy to compliment her. She calls them by their nicknames, making it clear that she now considers them friends. As Joro watches, Pancy stares at him and says that they have a lovely group of friends. The next day, Joro enters the kitchen and is greeted by his mother Cake, who in a sweet, fake voice asks if he's going out with his friends in the afternoon. Joro is surprised and
asks how she knows. Cake casually points out that a friend told her. That's when Joro notices Pancy sitting in the living room. After the shock, Joro asks Pancy what she's doing there. She reveals that while following him she ran into his mother, who invited her in. Shocked by Pancy's audacity, Joro asks his mother why she invited his stalker. Cake replies that she caught Pancy reading Twilight, his favorite book, so she had to invite her . Joro sighs, knowing his mother has Edward Cullen fever at her age. Soon after, they arrive at Aqualand, and for Joro,
it's paradise, as he can admire all the bikini-clad girls. Seeing this, Son comments that he seems full of energy, and Joro replies that he's ready for action. At that moment, Rima and Cosmos appear, and Joro compliments them on their perfect bodies. The real star is Pancy, who appears in a beautiful swimsuit. While Joro finds himself drooling, Pancy says she had to heat things up for the Gunners in Anne Endor. With that, Joro's group enjoys the day at the pool, but soon he's sent to buy drinks for the group. In line, they bump into Saca, who
glares at him, making Joro ask if they already know each other. When Saca realizes Joro doesn't recognize her, she gets even ruder and says he reminds her of an ugly boy from school. Joro thinks that's the end of the conversation until Saca asks his opinion on something. Joro searches for the cursed bench, doesn't find it, and asks Saaka to continue. She reveals that her friend was mean to a strange guy at school, even though she hadn't done anything wrong. Now she wants to apologize to the guy, but doesn't know how. Joro replies that if he
were in his place, he would be satisfied with a sincere apology, since everyone makes mistakes. Overwhelmed by guilt, Saaka tells Joro that what she did was terrible, but he assures her that he will sincerely apologize. Saaka shyly thanks Joro before she asks him which hair color he happens to prefer. Confused by the random question, Joro says he prefers black hair, only for Saaka to call him weird and turn away. As Joro is about to return to the group , Osaka suddenly gives him a free drink for helping her earlier. But the moment Joro takes a
sip, he spits out the horrible diet juice. When Joro arrives with the drinks, Cosmos and Pancy are about to ask for some alone time when Rimawari hugs him, saying she wants to go on the water slide. Soon, a war breaks out over Joro, as each girl wants to spend the day doing something different with him. To resolve this, Joro promises to spend time with each of them. Unfortunately, this only makes things worse, as the girls turn it into a competition. Whoever has the most fun with Joro wins and gets to do whatever they want with
their little Joro. Joro hates the idea of being treated like an object until he realizes that, in fact, he is the prize and the girls are competing to win him. With this in mind , he joins Rimawari on the water slide, hoping her swimsuit will come loose under the water pressure. Unfortunately , he's the one who loses his trunks, and just when his horse is about to be exposed to the world, Som appears and saves the day. After thanking Som, Joro joins Cosmos on her pink dolphin, secretly hoping to feel her soft breasts against his
back. Meanwhile, Cosmos starts daydreaming about marrying Joro, while the Dolphin takes Joro, who is teased for riding a toy dolphin alone. Just when Joro thinks he can't get any more embarrassed, Som jumps on the dolphin and once again saves him from humiliation. After all the mishaps, Joro finally loses his perverted side and sits quietly with Pancy at the hot spring. Approaching him, Pancy thanks Joro, admitting that this is her first outing with her friends. Hearing this, Joro starts to feel better and thanks her in return, revealing that he wouldn't have been able to reconcile with
her without her help. Unfortunately, Pancy spoils the whole vibe by mentioning her weird magazines and the dirty socks she found in his room earlier. Noticing the look of despair on Joro's face, Som comes to his rescue, telling Pancy to go easy on her friend. While Pant goes to change clothes, Joro wonders if he'll ever find the perfect partner and sees Som giving a thumbs-up, making him realize that he's Bros Before Hose in any universe. At the end of the trip, the girls anxiously await Joro's announcement of the winner. He then announces that he had more
fun with Som , making the girls realize they won't be hired for the second season since it's going to be full of Ye. The next day, Joro is rolling the group when Asaka's group approaches him to apologize. He immediately forgives them , leading them to admit that he's actually as nice as the rumors said. Confused by their comment, Joro looks up and sees a beautiful black-haired girl enter the room. He barely recognizes her until she takes Asaka's place, making him realize she's actually Saka. Asaka shyly apologizes for being rude, conjuring surprise him. He wonders if
he'll finally unlock his perfect love route. A year ago, after Son lost his baseball tournament, Joro was in front of the kebab shop and ordered all the kebabs. The girl was so shocked that she asked if he was buying food for the sixth member of BTS, named Junk Food. Joro revealed that his best friend had lost the regional games, so he wanted to cheer him up by turning him into a fat Americano. Knowing his request was inconvenient, Joro apologized, and the girl assured him that he was a blessing, as he had barely made any sales.
As Joro turned to leave with his order, the girl asked his name. In the present, the same girl kisses Joro's hand, startling him by saying that she has dedicated her heart to him. At that moment, the teacher interrupts her antics, asking her to introduce herself. She does just that, informing the class that her family owns a kebab shop called Teerful Skewers. They recently opened a second shop in this neighborhood, which is why she had to change schools. As soon as Joro hears the name, he realizes she's the girl who sold him kebabs a year ago
, and she smiles, knowing Joro has finally recognized her. Then, suddenly, Son starts praising her family's restaurant, saying the kebabs are better than Sydney Swinnie's. While Son is raving about Yoki's family business, Joro wonders if she'll be okay, since it's not very cool to kiss a guy on the first day of school. Meanwhile, Saka is upset about the arrival of a new girl. And Rina is also upset because she wanted to be the one to kiss Joro. To make matters worse, Rimawari tells Joro she's going to tell Cosmos and Pancy, making him cry with fear.
A few minutes later, Yok tells Joro's friends about her story and why she's so committed to him. Son and Rimawari praise Joro while Yok says she's ready to serve him however he wants. When Saka hears this, she laughs so loudly that Yok asks if she also wants Joro's joystick. Saka immediately shouts that she's not interested in him. But what really irritates her is when Joro says he's not interested in her either. Soon after, the teacher asks them to calm down, but before sitting down, Yoke reminds Joro that she's always available for him. Deep down, Joro
believes Yoke was sent by his enemies to destroy his dream of becoming the next great king of Harem. So he decides to act like a nice, sweet guy to try and uncover Yok's evil plan. After class, Yoki tells Joro that she wants to call him Honey Buubu Sugar Plum. Joro cringes inwardly, but tells Yoki that she can do it. As they walk back to the classroom, Yoki suddenly grabs him, saving him from slipping on a banana peel. Joro blushes as Yok gives him an innocent smile before asking if they can have lunch together. This fills
his heart with emotion, thinking how his life would have been better had he met Yoki before the onset of his many trust issues. Accepting Yoki's offer, Joro asks if he can do anything for her, hoping Yoki will fall into his trap and reveal her true exploitative nature. Unfortunately, Yoki plays the submissive Waifo act, saying she only wants to serve him. Joro forgets all his trust issues upon realizing he's okay with being exploited by a beautiful girl. Later, at the library, Yoki introduces herself to strangers before handing her Bento to Joro. Cosmos sees this and is
embarrassed, as she had prepared a quadruple boxed lunch for Joro. To spare her the disappointment, Joro says he is dying to try her lunch, a gesture which provides her with instant relief. After the hectic meal, Rima reveals her new sport, informing her friends that she's ready to secure her athletic scholarship. Som interjects, stating that she won't miss the regional games this time. Seeing this, Yok asks Joro if he's good at anything like his friends, but Joro replies that he's only good at lifting skirts. Yok laughs and assures Joro that he'll definitely do well somehow while
Pancy watches silently. Before going to class, Pancy asks Joro to stay and says that he's being unfair to all of them. She explains that treating each girl equally might seem fair, but it's actually painful because he doesn't feel the same way about all of them. In response, Joro makes an annoyed face, causing Pancy to drop the subject. However, she hands him her favorite book, asking him to read it so they have more to talk about. After school, Joro leaves a store when he's bumped into by Rimawari, who thinks he's buying her a birthday present. Joro
internally calls her a selfish bee before asking her to leave. When he gets home, he starts to panic, realizing he's lost the book Pancy gave him. Joro runs back to the spot where Himwari knocked him down and starts searching for the book. Seeing this, two girls named Momo and Luna approach Joro, asking if he's in trouble. He reveals everything to them, and the girls agree to help him. Several minutes later, Momo hands Joro the book , which is now completely destroyed. Saddened by the state of the book, Joro says he will buy a new copy,
until Momo reveals that he would need to sell a kidney in order to afford that book. When Joro hears the price, he loses the will to live. Then, Momo gives him the address of a bookseller, saying he can get a discount there. The next day, during lunch, Joro is buried in a magazine, desperately searching for a part-time job. Cosmos once again brings him his quadruple lunchbox, but this time he's so distracted he doesn't even notice. Seeing this, Cosmos starts crying, so the others try to get Joro to put down the magazine. When he ignores them,
Rimwari finally snatches it away, leaving Joro furious. Before he has a chance to explode, Yok says he could work at her family's restaurant, casually adding that they pay a higher wage than Walmart does. The moment Joro hears this, his attitude completely changes. He grabs Yok's hand and calls her an angel, making her blush, while Cosmos cries even harder, convinced that Joro is pushing her away. Later, Joro opens up to Pancy, promising to work hard and buy a new copy. However, Pancy says she just wants to spend time with him after school, but Joro explains that
he can't do that because he needs to work part-time. Seeing how committed he is, Pancy smiles, agreeing to let him do what he needs to do. That night, Joro puts on an apron and tells Yok he's excited to work with her. A week later, Joro realizes he's already gotten used to his responsibilities at the cheerful skewers. Yok praises Joro for his good work, saying he learns quickly. Joro doesn't believe her and thinks she's just being kind. Seeing his lack of confidence, Yoki tells him he should trust himself, but Joro disagrees, stating that everyone around him
is too talented for him to undervalue himself. The next morning, Joro is on his way to school, enjoying the peace without Rimawari around. Unfortunately, this doesn't last long, as Rimawari runs towards him and slaps him on the back. Joro just sighs and tells Rimawari to go ahead, or she'll miss badminton practice. Himawari looks around before telling Joro she doesn't have practice today, but he knows she's lying, so he tries to send her away by saying he's going to the mall to buy a gift. This makes Rimawari super excited , and she thanks Joro for being
an amazing friend. Later that day, everyone except Rimawari is having lunch at the library. Joro notices Pancy's bad mood and thinks she's been like this since she started her part-time job. Soon everyone notices Pancy's vibe and tells her that Joro will spend more time with her once he has enough money to quit his job. Joro endures the awkward situation while Pancy tells everyone not to worry about her. That afternoon, Joro is working, as usual, when Saaka arrives at the restaurant. She tries to act oblivious, saying that she did not know that he worked over there.
The friends who were hiding give her a thumbs-up for talking to Joro alone while he watches them, knowing they're going to be super annoying. Fortunately, the girls are behaving themselves well, while Saaka is discreetly casting glances at Joro. When it's time to go home, she shyly tells Joro to keep trying, which gives him the energy to finish his shift. Then, suddenly, Joro loses his balance, spilling all the food on the floor. But the worst part is that he spilled beer on a grumpy customer who starts cursing him for being a terrible waiter. Joro endures the
insult until Yoki tells the customer she'll pay for his laundry. Disappointed in himself, Joro curses his own clumsiness when he sees Pan waiting for him. Seeing her tidy, he immediately realizes Yoki must have told her what happened. He rudely tells Pan to leave him alone, but she says he should quit his part-time job because he's doing it for the wrong reasons. Pan explains that he feels inferior to his friends, who seem to have bright futures ahead of them. So, he used the incident with her book as an excuse to prove he was just as capable
of surviving in the real world as they were. The problem is he pretends he's doing all this for her. Pan is furious, and Joro quickly attacks her for being a nag. He insists he has nothing going for him, no talent, and no legacy. So he has no choice but to keep working. Pan disagrees, saying he does have something. He has her, someone who loves him more than anything. But when Joro coldly sends her away, Pancy silently walks away, making him realize he's become a cruel idiot. The next day , the group has another award lunch,
with only Rimawari talking like a lunatic. After school, Yok tells Joro to leave early because his sad face is bad for business. On his way home, Joro stops to buy a drink when a boy named Razuki surprises him by buying the same drink. Thinking it's fate, Razuki asks if Joro wants to talk about what's bothering him. The boys sit in the park and Joro shares his problems with this kind-hearted stranger. After listening to him, Razuki says that if he wants to reconcile with this special person, he should do everything in his power. Thanking the Asian
Aristotle, Joro apologizes to Pancy the next day, admitting that he took his anger out on her for having the courage to speak the truth. With that, he says he will continue working because he really wants to buy her a new book. Pancy then turns to leave, but before she does, she tells Joro to keep trying, giving him a much-needed push. That day, Joro works hard and finally reaches his financial goal. After receiving his paycheck, he goes straight to the bookstore, but discovers that someone has already bought the last copy of the book he wanted. With
his head down, Joro heads home when Rimawari appears with the book he wanted. She hands it to him expecting praise, but Joro starts complaining, knowing she must have used the money from her badminton racket to buy the book for him. As he yells, Hima replies that she only wanted to cheer him up. Joro gets even angrier, telling Rimawari that he always told her to prioritize her badminton career above him. Realizing she was wrong, Rimawari starts crying, and Joro apologizes for being harsh, saying he's happy to have a friend like her. On the day of the
tournament, Rimawari thanks Joro for getting her a new racket. She then asks if he likes anyone, and when he reminds her that he doesn't, she says she does and gives him a kiss on the cheek. While Joro blushes, Rimwari goes to play, and later that night, they celebrate their victory at Yoki's restaurant. Meanwhile , in the kitchen, Yoki tells Joro that it's time for him to face the truth that everyone loves him. Knowing she's right, Joro accepts that he's not just a background character, but an ordinary harem prince surrounded by amazing girls. The next day,
Joro goes to class , believing he'll have a good day. Then , suddenly, he's pulled into the science lab by none other than Kim. Despite knowing each other, Kim introduces herself as the baseball team manager and the girl everyone is in love with. Joro realizes he's dealing with an idiot, so he turns to leave. But Kim stops him, saying she has something super important to talk about . Joro knows his bad luck started as soon as he sees the cursed bench. Despite the bad feeling in his heart, Joro sits on the bench, waiting for Kim
to ask him for an unpleasant favor. She then asks Joro to help Son and Pancy become a couple, stating that they were made for each other. Even with that expectation, Joro still feels as if someone had punched him in the gut. Kim , on the other hand, talks about how she saw Son and Pancy together at the Regional Games. To her, they look like Japanese Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, but it was only after the Flower Dance that she realized the pretty girl was Pensy. This shocks Joro, who asks Kim how she managed to figure
it out. She replies that she heard all the members of the Flower Dance used to meet at the library and from there she connected the dots. Joro is still in shock thinking about how an idiot like Kim discovered Pancy's true identity. Kim then tells Joro that she wants to help Son win over Pancy because she believes it would help his mental health, allowing him to perform better in the upcoming tournament. For a second, Joro thinks Kim is altruistic for wanting to help Som. Until she reveals that it would increase her popularity as a manager if
her team wins. Starting to get annoyed, Joro asks Kim why he would help her, and she gives a good reason by showing him a daring photo of herself. She tells Joro that if he helps her, she will become his personal OnlyFans model. This seals the deal immediately, as Joro takes the photo and tells Kim that he will help her just this once. At that moment, Rina enters the scene announcing that she wants to help with the plan. She bribes Kim, promising to make her famous by writing a good article about her. Kim immediately seizes the
opportunity, which makes Rina laugh, as her real goal is to get Pance out of the way so she can be with Joro. Seeing the darkness emanating from the girls, Joro starts sweating nervously. Later, during lunch, Joro observes Somy, following the instructions given by Kim , who wants to find out what their true feelings are regarding this. At that moment, Rina enters the library, and Joro immediately notices that Cosmos is tense. He remembers their feud, but then Rina surprises him by telling Cosmos to forget everything that happened. With that, she drags Joro away, saying she finished
the task he gave her. While praising Rina, Joro's group casts furious looks at her for having taken Joro away from them. After school, Saca tries to ask Joro out, but she freaks out and yells that she's going through menopause, leaving him worried. However, she rudely tells him to work hard before storming out of the room in tears. Later, Joro meets with Rina and Kimy to explain that Som and Pancy have become good friends. Kimy, being the idiot she is, completely ignores this and launches phase two of her plan. She tells Joro to be clingy with
Pancy, believing that making Som jealous will finally make him fight for the girl he loves. Knowing he has no choice, Joro reluctantly agrees to the plan. The next day, he uses an earpiece so Kim can guide him on the mission. Unfortunately, the plan falls apart when Joro approaches her with a strange smile. Pany looks at him and says he looks like industrial waste. Before Joro can recover, the other girls arrive and reveal they have plans with Pancy. Things worsen when a group of boys starts complimenting their beauty, making Kim jealous. She immediately orders Joro to
start deleting all the pretty girls from the school, convincing him that the operation is completely ruined. Seeing Kim so upset, Joro abandons the mission and tries to calm her down. He promises to confess his feelings to Pancy, which cheers her up instantly. However, the next day, Joro tells Kim Mike didn't intend to help her from the start, turning red with anger, which prompts Ma to demand to know why Joro lied to her. Joro replies that she lied first, which makes her nervous. The truth is that Kimy's real goal was to help her find her boyfriend.
Kim already knew Pany from her previous school, and Pancy confirms that they knew each other before. When Joro pressures Kim to explain herself, she apologizes for lying and runs off before he can get any more answers. Pancy then assures Joro that what Kim did was because she truly cared about her and refuses to explain further. Meanwhile, Rina becomes jealous seeing Joro and Pancy so close. She pushes Pancy aside and tells Joro to leave the Kimai situation to her. Before Joro can escape, Pancy stops him and claims she swapped Kim's photo for something much better. Curious,
Joro pulls the photo out of his pocket and finds Pancy wearing a beautiful dress, making his heart race. The next day, Joro is still enchanted by Pancy's photo when she approaches and hugs him. Joro immediately blushes, while Pan thanks him for everything he did for her the previous day. While they're still hugging, Pancy tells Joro that Kim is sorry for what she did, but Joro is too distracted by Pancy's breasts pressed against him to hear a word. I'll keep this simple, as the revelation itself is the joke. Just then, Joro notices an earpiece sticking out
of Pancy's ear, making him realize she was working with Kim all along. He immediately breaks down, realizing Kim never truly cared. To lure Kim out, Joro loudly announces he wants to see an angel, and of course, she runs off. The moment he sees her, Joro tries to grab her, but Kim manages to escape. Joro sighs, realizing she's still trying to help Pancy find a boyfriend. Just then, Cosmos enters with bad news, revealing that the school has decided to close the library, which shocks Pancy. Cosmos explains that, since everyone is using GPT chat now, the school
decided to close the library. The only way to stop this is to get the students to start using the library, but Joro knows this is impossible and resigns himself to defeat. However, Hima announces that she will convince everyone on the tennis team to start using the library. Son follows suit and says she will do the same with the baseball team, while Yoki offers to bring her friends. Touched, Cosmos and Pan thank her while Joro feels completely useless. He nervously admits that he has no friends to help him, but after school he can't shake the feeling
that he should have done more. Just then, Hazuk greets Joro with his usual smile, making Joro realize that he may have found the person who can save the day. After telling Hazuk everything, Joro shamelessly asks him to create a plan, since he has more brain cells than him. Hazuk then tells Joro that something similar happened at his school, so he knows how to solve the problem, which immediately relieves Joro. The next day, Joro and Cosmos visit Tachobu High School, where Razuki studies. It's the same school that defeated Somado's team. But despite the rivalry, Cosmos happily
accepts Hazuki's help. Just then, Hazuki arrives with Moe, Moe, and Luna. Joro is surprised to learn that they all attend the same school. He then takes Hazuki and the girls to the library, stating that he has found the perfect helper. The moment Pan sees Hazuki, her eyes widen. Hazuki also recognizes her along with Moe, Moe, and Luna and runs to her table saying that the reunion must be destiny. Pancy responds shyly, making Joro realize that this guy has more protagonist energy than him. Moe Moe then introduces herself as the president of the Tachobo school council
, while Luna reveals that she is Hazuki's childhood friend. Soon, all the girls approach Hazuki, promising to do their best. Joro sees this and feels bad before realizing that both Moe, Moe , and Luna seem to be in love with Hazuki, who is clearly in love with Pancy. While everyone is getting to know the newcomers, Pancy nervously stays close to Joro. Momo then reveals that Pancy went to the same school as them and asks her to show Razuki around the library. The request makes Joro tremble, and he immediately notices her discomfort. Before he can say
anything, Razuki tells Momo that Pancy should stay with them while he takes Joro to explore the library. Joro cries internally as Razuki steals his chance to look cool. While touring the library , Joro wonders why Pancy is with someone as cool as Razuki. Suddenly, Luna surprises him by asking if he likes Pancy. Joro says no, but Luna simply goes back to the others, leaving him confused. The next afternoon, Joro and his friends work on posters and flyers to help save the library. When they are finally ready to leave, Me. M and Luna push Razuki to
spend some time with Pancy, who immediately starts trembling again. Joro wants to help but has no idea what to do, until Rina intervenes and tells Pancy to do something. She then drags Panc away, but Rina says she was just following Joro's orders. With Pancy gone, Razuki says he's going home too. The rest of the group goes to a café where Momo and Luna drop the bombshell that they're in love with Razuki, leaving Joro and the others stunned. What shocks Joro the most is their request to help him get together with Pancy. When he asks why
they would help Razuki be with someone else, even though they love him, the girls explain that they believe true love means sacrificing one's own happiness for the loved one. Therefore, they are willing to help Razuki win over Pancy. While Joro tries to believe that someone could be so selfless, Rimawari asks if they considered Pancy's feelings. Momo reveals that it's obvious Pancy loves Joro, who doesn't feel the same way about her. So she should date Razuki to avoid heartbreak. Despite knowing they're right, Joro refuses to help them. Then they turn to Cosmos and Rimawari. They also
decline to help, stating that they want to be respectful of Pancy's feelings. Joro suddenly feels guilty for not helping while they were so helpful. When he apologizes to M, Mou, and Luna, they assure him that everything is alright, making him realize how nice they are, but something still feels wrong. The next day, Joro tells Som everything, but realizes he needs Panzi to clear up his doubts. When he finds her, Panzi explains that she was extremely popular at her old school and was always surrounded by people with bad intentions. Razuk and his friends were different, as
they protected her from everyone. Eventually, Razuk fell in love with her, but Py didn't feel the same. Still, Mo and Luna pressured her to stay with him, even though she loved Razuki. Pancy explains that Razuki's biggest flaw is that he only does what he thinks is right, without realizing how it affects others. He stood by her even though it hurt. And in return, Me and Muna were also getting hurt. Unable to cope, Pancy changed her appearance and adopted the persona of the ugly girl to escape her old life. After hearing her story, Joro promises to
help Pancy. A week has passed since then. Joro notices that the library has become a social meeting point thanks to Hazuki's efforts. When Som praises her, Joro admits that Hazuki is amazing, but the expression on his face tells a different story to Som. He then sees Razuki trying to get close to Pancy, who is visibly uncomfortable in his presence. Momo and Luna, on the other hand, continue to cheer them on, stating that they are the perfect couple, which only worsens the situation. Seeing all this, Som approaches Pancy intending to remove her from all the drama,
which irritates Luna and Momo. Joro feels relieved to see this, but realizes he must act quickly. Later, Joro confronts Kim, stating that Rina's network helped him understand everything. He then reveals that Kim wanted Pan to get a boyfriend because she wanted Razuki for herself. With the truth finally revealed, she confesses that she's been in love with Pancy for a long time, but he's always had eyes for Pancy. Because of this, she even bought the same hair clips as Pancy, hoping Razuk would notice. Then, during the regional games, she saw the interaction between Somy and thought
that if they got together, Razuk would be hers. However, now that Kim knows Py is in love with Joro, she asks him for help. Joro sighs and says Mike will do something about it. Later, in the library, Joro asks Hazuki what he would do if Pancy got a boyfriend. Hazuki admits he would be very sad, but in the end, he would congratulate Pancy for succeeding. Hearing this, Joro tells Pancy he has something to tell her, but she interrupts him, saying she has a special announcement. Pansy then shocks everyone by revealing that she has decided to
date Son if he wins the tournament. As painful as it is, Razuk congratulates Pancy, who silently thanks him. She then tells Joro to stay away from the library, as it's difficult for her to be around someone who can't do anything for him. As Joro looks at Pancy with a pained expression , she clenches her wrist to keep from collapsing. Cosmos and Rimawari plead with Pancy to change her mind, but she coldly states that Joro is simply not welcome, forcing him to leave. Joro returns to the room and forces himself to admit that he's doing all
this to save Pancy from Razuki. Son laughs in his face and calls him a fool before revealing that he's always supported Joro as his best friend and now it's his turn to reciprocate. Joro is shocked as Yoki listens to the entire conversation. As soon as summer vacation begins, Joro throws herself into her part-time job, relieved to finally be away from that awful library . When Cosmos and Rimawari try to convince her to return, Joro insists that Pancy...Yok asks him the same question, but this time Joro explodes and tells her that Py doesn't want him around
now that he has Som to tell. Yok disagrees, reminding Joro that he's the only one who can save Panc from Hazuki and her fans. After all, Razuki isn't the type to give up on a girl just because she has a boyfriend. Furthermore, Yok tells Joro to read between the lines, making him realize that Som and Pancy were trying to send a signal. That night, Joro wonders what he should do next when Saaka approaches nervously, stating that she was just in the area. She gathers her courage and tells Joro that he's been acting strangely, so he
should talk to her if something is bothering him. Touched by his concern, Joro admits he's in trouble, and Saaka advises him to act as usual, assuring him that everything will be alright. Knowing she's right, Joro responds with his usual smile, prompting Saaka to hand him a Diet Coke before running off. The next day, Joro meets Som and tells her he won't be cheering for him at the regional games this time. He admits that he can no longer keep pretending to be his selfless best friend while he continues to hide his true feelings. Som realizes Joro
is finally ready to accept his feelings for Pancy, so he sincerely wishes him good luck. At the library, Razuk tells Panc he loves her in front of everyone. Before he can continue, Joro enters, making Panc's heart race. Joro then challenges Razuk to a competition, saying whoever loses must stay away from Panc forever. Razuk accepts and asks Joro to explain the rules. Joro gives each girl a hair clip and reveals they will hold a vote after the baseball tournament. The girls will give their clip to whoever they think Pancy should be with. Joro then adds another
rule. If Tachobo's school wins the tournament, Razuk will receive an extra hair clip. But if his school wins , he will receive an extra hair clip. Joro is confident he will win the challenge easily, since most of the girls are his friends. But his confidence doesn't last long, as Cosmos announces she wants to vote early and hands her hair clip to Razuki, followed by Rhine and Rina. Joro falls into a coma for a moment, wondering how his own friends could betray him like that. The girls then reveal that they are all in love with him
and that's exactly why they don't want him to be with Pancy. While Joro is touched by their gesture, he curses the moment while Pancy just wishes him good luck. Who do you think is the better girl? Comment below if you want to see what happens next.
