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Gaku Kitada has always been passionate about mathematics, harboring dreams of competing in the Olympiad and eventually becoming a renowned mathematician at the University of Tokyo while attending the elite Wels Academy. However, his anxiety and lack of self-confidence hamper his efforts, causing him to fail in qualifying for the main competition and ultimately deciding to stop participating in future contests—a choice that leads to his expulsion from the academy. During this challenging time, Gaku encounters Kai Asakura, a talented chef who notices Gaku's unique approach of applying mathematical principles to create balanced dishes. Though hesitant at first, Gaku starts utilizing his mathematical abilities in cooking, rekindling his love for the subject. Driven by this fresh passion, Gaku shifts his career path to combine numbers with cuisine, aiming to satisfy both his intellectual curiosity and the culinary cravings of his customers.

Kunon Gurion was born without the ability to see, but he refuses to accept blindness as an unchangeable destiny. Throwing himself into the study of water magic, he performs self-directed experiments that uncover his remarkable gifts. His magical skill quickly outstrips that of his instructors. Through constant trial of novel methods and development of original techniques, he finds ways to perceive the world around him without relying on sight, shaping water into constructs that help him navigate. His creativity and rapid progress attract attention far beyond his school, launching him on a journey that pushes the boundaries of what is possible and his own physical limits.

Following a long-standing feud, the leaders of Osaka's Somei clan and Tokyo's Miyama clan decide to resolve their conflict by arranging a marriage between their grandchildren, Yoshino Somei and Kirishima Miyama. As a result, 17-year-old Yoshino relocates to Tokyo to live with the Miyama family and attend school alongside her fiancé. Though Kirishima comes across as cheerful and polite, Yoshino senses something unsettling beneath his polished exterior. Her instincts prove correct: hidden behind his courteous facade is a sadistic, twisted individual who takes pleasure in causing others pain and delights in both physical and verbal cruelty. Kirishima yearns for a spoiled, arrogant fiancée who will endlessly torment him. When he realizes Yoshino does not fit that mold, he drops his act and starts openly ridiculing her. Rather than fleeing in fear, Yoshino devises a plan to gain Kirishima's affection and then coldly shatter his heart.

In early 15th-century Poland, twelve-year-old prodigy Rafal adheres strictly to reason, aiming to gain societal approval and avoid emotional interference. He publicly announces his plan to study theology, the most respected academic field of the time. However, an encounter with a mysterious figure drastically alters Rafal's life path, igniting a passion for astronomy. Rafal is determined to prove the heliocentric theory—the idea that the Earth orbits the Sun—is both beautiful and logical. Yet, in the eyes of the powerful Church, this view is considered heresy, as the Church enforces geocentrism, insisting that the Sun revolves around the Earth as the sole truth of the universe. Anyone who contradicts Church doctrine faces extremely brutal punishment. While gathering evidence to support heliocentrism, Rafal must not only solve problems of precise measurement and constructing empirical models but also conduct this research in secret to avoid meeting the same fate as other heretics.