The Prince Who Serves

The company president's son, a paragon of both academics and athletics, standing at the top of the school pyramid, Goto Naoya (played by Ogawa), and the bottom-of-the-barrel wallflower, Takaki (played by Seto), who is ordered around by him every day. Even in the face of Naoya's unreasonable demands, Takaki remains obedient. Ten years later, Naoya's company fails, he loses everything, and is unemployed. Meanwhile, Takaki has succeeded as the young president of a startup, and their social standings are completely reversed. Even so, Takaki still serves Naoya like a servant. This is a pitiful yet comical, slightly twisted but unbroken relationship. The work depicts the two struggling between obsessive devotion and the gap between pride and inferiority, while their relationship gradually transforms.