Jensuke just wants stability - a house, warm food, and somewhere life can finally slow down.
Mazel just needs a convincing excuse to stop her parents asking when she’ll get married.

The Chiyuu Programme promises both: a government-sponsored marriage trial pairing strangers to live as spouses for one year.

Neither expects much from their assigned partner.
Neither expects to hit it off immediately.

What begins as harmless teasing quickly escalates into an all-out flirting war, each determined to make the other blush first. Compliments become weapons, proximity becomes strategy, and surrender is absolutely not an option.

Somewhere between shared meals, late nights, and domestic routine, the trial marriage starts feeling dangerously real.

The Programme guarantees house and food.
Love, however, was never supposed to arrive this fast.

And in a cold war fought with smiles and heated cheeks… victory may exist only as a concept.