Category: Oushun Jogakuen no Danyuu

Oushun Girls’ Academy stands as a beacon of excellence, a school where daughters of noble families are polished into proper ladies. Every uniform is pressed, every smile is measured, and every scandal is buried before it sees daylight. But beneath this flawless surface lies something far more complicated.

Enter our protagonist. To the students, he’s simply the janitor, a quiet figure pushing a mop through marble corridors, invisible and unremarkable. But that mop is merely a prop. His true occupation is far more delicate: he’s an “actor,” hired to perform a role no one else can.

You see, when young women of high society are forbidden from expressing their desires, those desires don’t disappear. They fester. They twist. They demand satisfaction. And that’s where he comes in.

His duty? To become their “ideal man.” Whatever form that takes. Whatever role they need him to play.

His first assignment introduces him to Saki Ichijou, the student council president, a young woman who excels at everything she touches. Academics? Perfect. Athletics? Flawless. Her family lineage even includes a former prime minister. She’s destined to lead, to command, to stand above others.

But behind closed doors, Saki harbors a secret she cannot whisper to anyone. A craving that would shatter her carefully constructed image. And to fulfill it, she doesn’t need an equal. She needs someone willing to kneel.

She needs a Master.