Asa, the goddess of love, is on a mission to make humans fall in love. With only one arrow remaining in her quiver, she searches for a suitable target and discovers a beautiful boy. Confident in her divine power, she shoots her arrow of fate, but it does not work. This shōjo manga is set in a contemporary world where divine beings interfere with human romantic destinies, published in Bessatsu Margaret, a magazine known for focusing on character growth and interpersonal relationships. The central conflict arises from this failure of divine magic, forcing the love goddess to understand why her final arrow failed and how to deal with a mortal who appears immune to her powers. The main character is Asa, the goddess of love, and the unnamed beautiful boy who resists her magic. The narrative likely follows Asa as she navigates the human world to solve this romantic puzzle, a premise that subverts the typical god-human love story by removing the god’s primary tool for creating romance. As Mei Futami’s debut work, the story explores themes of fate versus free will in matters of the heart.