I fell asleep before I could be condemned, despite being a villainous young lady.

# Translation A villainess lady is to be condemned in the grand hall of the royal castle. And for some reason, a young prime minister is also to be condemned alongside her. However, these two have done nothing. In fact, the villainess lady falls asleep midway through. The prime minister is thinking about stomach medicine. The condemnation play that proceeds on emotion and atmosphere alone somehow concludes with both of them being crudely exiled from the country. In the neighboring country where they flee, the prime minister mysteriously begins working as an immediate asset, while the lady bakes bread, takes afternoon naps, and before she knows it, has a family. Meanwhile, the former kingdom that mass-produced condemnations destroys itself for the reason that "there aren't enough people to condemn." This is a condemnation comedy where a story serious enough to collapse a nation was treated with thorough earnest absurdity, and as a result, became quite pointless.