《娘王Virgin》的故事发生在前作中争夺《娘王2》衔头的女公关业绩比赛“Q-1”（漫画原作称为Q-1，前作电视剧版改称R-1，但在本作的回顾片段中又称为Q-1）结束后的四年，即2009年。女公关行业备受瞩目，成为女高中生就业意向的热门之一。女公关不仅收入丰厚，顶尖女公关还会受到媒体和公众的关注。然而，日本经济的不景气也让东京夜店集中地六本木的繁华逐渐衰落。为了创造新的话题，企业L&K集团旗下负责饮食业务的分公司“夜”决定仿效“Q-1”，再办一次女公关大赛，定名为“娘王GP 2nd”。L&K集团希望将新的“娘王”打造成明星。本次比赛奖金从“Q-1”的五千万日元增加至一亿日元（漫画版中是从一亿增至三亿），角逐者数量也从一百人增加至三百人。比赛将全日本划分为多个地区，各地区预选赛的优胜者将在东京六本木汇聚进行决赛

而所谓的“娘王Virgin”，并不是说参赛者必须是处女，而是参赛资格限定于平成元年（1989年）以后出生的年轻女性，也就是当时20岁以下的小恶魔（ageha）娘。在日本，从事夜店工作的合法年龄是18岁，因此更准确地说，只限18岁至20岁的年轻女性可以参赛。此外，由于日本合法饮酒年龄为20岁，所以剧中出现了主角不到20岁，却要劝酒，却自己拒绝喝酒的情节。

The story of "The Queen 2" took place in the female public relations performance competition "Q-1" (the original comic book) that competed for the title of "The Queen" in the previous work. Called Q-1, the previous TV series version was renamed R-1, but it was also called Q-1 in the review segment of this work) Four years after the end, that is, 2009. The female public relations industry has attracted much attention and has become one of the hot spots for female high school students' employment intentions. Female public relations not only earn a lot of money, but top female public relations also attract the attention of the media and the public. However, the downturn of the Japanese economy has also gradually reduced the prosperity of Roppongi, where nightclubs are concentrated in Tokyo. In order to create a new topic, "Ye", a branch responsible for the catering business under the L&K Group, decided to follow the example of "Q-1" and hold another female public relations competition, named "Niang Wang GP 2nd". L&K Group hopes to make the new "Niang Wang" a star. The prize money of this competition has increased from 50 million yen for "Q-1" to 100 million yen (from 100 million to 300 million in the comic version), and the number of contestants has also increased from 100 to 300. The competition divides all of Japan into multiple regions, and the winners of the regional qualifiers will gather in Roppongi, Tokyo for the final

The so-called "Niang Wang Virgin" does not mean that the contestants must be virgins, but that the qualifications are limited to the first year of Heisei Young women born after (1989), that is, ageha mothers under the age of 20 at the time. In Japan, the legal age to work in a nightclub is 18, so to be more precise, only young women between the ages of 18 and 20 can participate. In addition, since the legal drinking age in Japan is 20 years old, there are plots in the play where the protagonist is under 20 years old, but wants to persuade him to drink, but refuses to drink himself.