I don't need a god of fortune like this! Elizabeth says that three days is a long way to start dating. A recognizable beauty, she cannot understand the difference between herself and is very upset. But everything has a reason. There was someone in heaven watching the upset Elizabeth, giggling, It was Melpheus, the god of good fortune and bad luck. He pours bad luck on the men she hangs out with This interferes with Elizabeth's love affair, such as causing bad things to overlap. At the imperial palace banquet, however, Elizabeth is greatly ridiculed for continuing to heartbroken. Upon seeing this, Melpheus became enraged and took possession of the Duke of Vanderbilt. He nailed it as a challenge to himself to be rude to Elizabeth. Elizabeth is completely in love with the duke protecting her. Melpheus impulsively kisses Elizabeth. Elizabeth falls in love with the Duke, Melpheus returns to heaven, and Vanderbilt doesn't know what happened. The relationship between the three of them gradually turns strangely twisted... ! 'I want to date you!' Elizabeth, a young girl with a strong will, who dreams of love 'I can't see how other people's relationships are going well! Especially Elizabeth.' A love story that seems to be a hindrance from the god of fortune, Melpheus!