A loser kid gets cursed into becoming catnip for delinquent girls, and the show treats this catastrophe with the comedic panic it deserves. Every girl who latches onto him is a different flavor of chaos, each one funnier than the last because Rokudou's terror is genuine. The romance never stops being hilarious because he doesn't want any of this, and the scroll doesn't care. It's a premise that could be sleazy, instead it's pure slapstick desperation.
Rokudou has spent his whole life as a punching bag. Quiet, harmless, invisible. Then his grandfather's inheritance arrives: a supernatural scroll that rewrites reality itself. Suddenly every delinquent girl in town becomes obsessed with him, convinced he's their destined romantic partner. The scroll doesn't just make them notice him. It warps their perception, turning casual encounters into elaborate romantic fantasies playing out in real time. What should be a dream becomes pure chaos. Gang leaders, street fighters, and problem students from across the city show up convinced they're meant to be with him. Rokudou has to navigate constant misunderstandings, defend himself from overzealous admirers, and figure out why his grandfather left him this particular curse. Between dodging fists and declarations of love, he discovers the scroll's rules aren't what they seem. A comedy built on genuine confusion rather than manufactured schemes. The supernatural element creates real stakes while keeping things absurd. Perfect for anyone who enjoys watching a normal person get swept up in situations completely beyond their control.