Kami ni Homura wo: Saishuu Teiri no Shoumei Houhou

A mathematical problem known as Fermat's Last Theorem captivated mathematicians worldwide for 350 years. In 1951, during postwar Japan, a young mathematician named Andy Homura attempted to solve it, referring to it as the "Devil's Proof." His journey and the developments in the field of mathematics were influenced by the emergence of a prodigious young girl named Lama. Homura dedicated his life to proving the theorem, setting events into motion that would shape both his existence and the history of mathematics.