Shuree manifests as a goddess distinguished by waist-length purple hair and vivid green eyes, typically adorned with a jeweled necklace. Identified as Kisshoten (Lakshmi in Hindu mythology), she acts as both cousin and counterpoint to Benzaiten (Suwatee). Tasked with aiding Benzaiten in bestowing upon the mortal Kenta the power to seduce seven women in his quest for true love, Shuree initially harbors doubts about Benzaiten's feelings for him.

Throughout the narrative, Shuree unexpectedly develops her own romantic affection for Kenta. In a pivotal act of sacrifice, she surrenders the power of the Big Dipper stars and accepts punishment from Emperor Shibi—becoming one of his wives—to gain a physical form and consummate her bond with Kenta. This choice sparks significant conflict upon its discovery by Benzaiten.

After Emperor Shibi temporarily transforms both goddesses into humans as punishment, Shuree guides Kenta towards pursuing a sincere romantic connection with Benzaiten. Her arc culminates in facilitating their union before she departs, embodying Kenta's evolution from transient physical desire to lasting emotional devotion.