Leo, a young scrooge who loves money more than anything, unexpectedly had his body swapped with a beautiful young girl who had unusual circumstances named Leonora.... more>>

Leonora was the young daughter of a fallen marquisate family who, in the past, were driven out of noble society by false charges. Now, by various circumstances, she was to attend the academy for young nobles. Since she didn’t want to, with black magic she tries to escape her fate.

Offering a gold coin as compensation, Leonora lured Leo into going to the academy in her place.

Leo, now "Leonora," had only planned to show her face at the academy before fleeing. However, with unmatched beauty and peculiar values, "Leonora" got herself mistakenly known as a “pure maiden” who attracted the attention of not only a marquisate couple and the imperial princess, but even the first imperial prince of the empire.

This is the story of Leonora von Harkenberg who would later be known as the「Altruistic Saintess」. <<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