A guy's stuck with a clingy spirit he never asked for, and the show knows that's funny because he genuinely hates it. The comedy lives in his refusal, he's not secretly a hero waiting to unlock his power, he's just a cook who wants his kitchen back. Every summoning is an accident that drags him deeper into a life he's actively resisting, which is the opposite of every chosen one story that pretends you're lucky to be special.
A capable chef's quiet routine shatters when a mysterious girl materializes in his kitchen demanding food. She introduces herself as Dora, a summoned spirit bound to serve him as his master, though he never asked for any of this. Desperate to reclaim his normal life, he tries every tactic to shake her off, only to discover he's accidentally inherited the powers of a summoner. Now whether he likes it or not, he's caught in a world where spirits answer his call and supernatural forces recognize him as their master. What begins as an unwanted intrusion becomes an unlikely partnership. Dora may be cute and divine, but she's also completely dependent on him, and his newfound summoning abilities keep dragging him deeper into conflicts he never sought. Every attempt to return to his peaceful existence only pulls him further into magical confrontations and responsibilities he can't escape. The question isn't whether he can refuse this life anymore. It's whether he can survive it.