A harem comedy that actually respects your intelligence by mocking the genre it inhabits rather than drowning in it. The apartment becomes a stage where every supernatural intruder, ghost, shrine maiden, magical girl, alien, crashes into Koutaro's life with the same desperate energy, and the show finds comedy gold in how absurd it all becomes when played straight. Zero fanservice, genuine character chemistry, and a script that knows exactly when to pivot from joke setup to honest character moment.
Satomi Koutaro scores a dream deal on his first apartment: a run-down six-tatami room for barely any rent. The catch arrives immediately in the form of Yurika, a ghost girl determined to reclaim her space by scaring him out. Just when he thinks he can coexist with one supernatural roommate, the situation spirals into complete chaos. A magical girl arrives with her own agenda. Then another girl shows up claiming she has a contract on the apartment. Soon a shrine maiden, an alien, and a ninja all converge on his tiny living space, each convinced they belong there. What starts as a straightforward haunting becomes a ridiculous comedy of territorial disputes, romantic entanglements, and supernatural conflicts crammed into one small room. Koutaro finds himself caught between competing factions, all fighting for control while accidentally falling into increasingly absurd situations. The apartment becomes less a place to live and more a battleground where nothing is sacred and nobody gets what they want. His peaceful high school life never stood a chance.