To train the one who would become the next empress, the eldest daughters from fives houses were gathered.... more>>

House of Kou's maiden Reirin, who possessed a frail constitution and was beautiful as a butterfly, had the highest prospects to be selected. Out of jealousy, Keigetsu swaps their bodies.

Reirin had suddenly become Keigetsu who was hated by those around her and called the "maiden court sewer rat."

Now scorned by those who had previously treated her with kindness and with no one to believe her, she is placed in harsher circumstances compared to before, however...

"I'm not short of breath and no longer feel faint... what a wonderfully healthy body! How enviable!"

Having been accustomed to receiving the envy of those around her and constantly fighting face to face with death, she possessed an iron will. <<less

The daughter of the Earl, Rosa, was known for her beauty and compassion. But in reality, she was a rotten lady who pursued her ‘moe’ by making delusions of ‘rose love’, the romance between men.... more>>

Her dream was to become a nun and write down a ‘bible’, spreading the rose love throughout the continent.

As the preparation of entering the priesthood, she donated to the monastery (as a bribe), strived to improve literacy (to prepare for her missionary work), and made humus for her territory (as the symbol of rottenness). One day, she met her half-brother, Bernard, a fourteen years old boy.

Concluding that Bernard was the ideal ‘uke’, a talented person that only appeared once every a thousand years, Rose devoted herself to ‘Bell-tan’s Harem Plan’. However, her rotten behavior was mistaken for noble deeds. The princes, princesses, and even the foreign princes started to get involved, and she began to spread her influence all over the country…?

This was the story of Rosa von Langheim, nicknamed the “Rose Angel” as the symbol of her nobility and charity, who was the most rotten lady of all. <<less

At least this much is "normal," is it not?... more>>

Elma who was raised in a prison was dangerously granted pardon and released. Though she tries to heed her mother's words to be "normal," while working as a maid in the royal palace, her outlandish abilities and behavior end up shaking it up in its entirety. Successfully carrying out the job of four people by herself in one morning, brewing tea that would taste as if it were blessed by the heavens, dissembling a giant tuna with one stroke of a sword, and even using a surgical procedure more advanced than recovery magic as her forte. —If not a little dangerous, even this much is normal, is it not?

The curtain opens on a story of a thoughtlessly peerless girl who had intended to be normal. <<less