Krai doesn't want to be here. He's the strongest hero in the world by accident, dragged into every catastrophe by friends who refuse to let him quit, and the show's entire comedic engine runs on his exhausted refusal to care about destiny. The absurdist timing is so precise that even the narrator gets tired of explaining what's happening.

Years ago, six childhood friends vowed to become treasure hunters and rise to the top together. While his companions grew into the strongest heroes around, Krai Andrey realized on his very first quest that he simply isn't cut out for the job. No special talent. Just an ordinary person in an extraordinary circumstance. Yet his friends made him their leader anyway. Now Krai heads the Grieving Souls, the top hunter party in the imperial capital of Zebrudia, where everyone believes he is the most skilled of the group. In truth, their accomplishments come from his overpowered friends. Afraid his shortcomings will one day bring them down, he keeps trying to leave, but mounting expectations keep him in charge. Mixing action, comedy and fantasy, the story centers on a reluctant hero whose one wish is to retire early.