Vegetable-hating, spoiled noblewoman Arsha is suddenly banished from her own world after being accused of attempting to poison the prince’s fiancée. She is cast into an unfamiliar realm that turns out to be modern-day Japan, landing directly in a vegetable field. There she is taken in by Sodachi, a young farm girl, who offers Arsha a place to stay on the condition that she works as a technical intern—a skill trainee—on the farm. Forced to cultivate the very vegetables she despises, Arsha must confront her biases while enduring the physical hardships of agricultural labor, such as plowing soil, dealing with pests, and harvesting crops she would rather not touch.

The story follows Arsha’s gradual adjustment to this drastically different life, where her aristocratic tantrums clash with the practical demands of farm work. She faces challenges like sore muscles, dirty clothes, and even aggressive vegetables. Her former maid, Mira, also appears in the neighboring farm and begins working as a technical intern herself, providing a familiar face from her old life. Through these experiences, Arsha slowly learns about the value of food, the effort behind farming, and the possibility of overcoming her deep-seated aversion to vegetables. The narrative spans two volumes, chronicling her comedic struggles and small victories as she navigates this strange new occupation.