Became a student council in a romantic comedy

Hoshino Ryo is a second-year high school student on Aohar Island, a place dubbed “Youth Island,” where the vibrancy of adolescence feels like both a blessing and a curse. Reincarnated into a world not his own, Ryo carries the vivid memories of a past life, shaping him into an outsider who navigates the chaos of teenage relationships with a cynical eye. As a reluctant member of Aohar High School’s dwindled student council, he’s stuck with the title of “secretary”—or, as he calls it, the “job worker,” handling the grunt work no one else wants.

With only the overly emotional student council president, Kaito Kenichi, by his side, Ryo tackles mundane tasks and unexpected challenges, like organizing a school-wide chocolate-making event for Valentine’s Day. His days are spent dodging social pitfalls, from awkward encounters with classmates to the sharp-witted lectures of his guardian and school nurse, Katsuragi Miho. When a chance meeting with the enigmatic Kurokawa Kyoka pulls him into the orbit of her confident charm, Ryo’s carefully maintained isolation begins to crack.

Caught between his past-life instincts and the relentless pull of youth, Ryo’s life on Aohar Island is a balancing act of sarcasm, solitude, and surprising moments of connection. In a world where everyone’s chasing fleeting friendships and fleeting crushes, can a self-proclaimed loner find meaning in the chaos of high school life—or will he just keep running from it?