After transmigrating to Tokyo in a parallel world, Hosokawa Sessai activated the Check-in System.
As long as he checked in at a heroine's home, he would receive a System reward.
And so, Sayuri's bedroom, the Yukinoshita family living room, Utaha Kasumigaoka's study, Mai Sakurajima's bathroom, the Nakano quintuplets' home...
All these places became Hosokawa Sessai's dream destinations.
To earn check-in rewards, Hosokawa Sessai gave it everything he had.
Before long, he had accidentally become a feng shui master, a genius painter, the king of martial arts, a literary giant who dominated Japan's literary scene, and the first person in the Go world to beat AlphaGo...
The System's rewards were generous. The most outrageous part was that they could even improve his looks.
Hosokawa Sessai, hailed as the man who unified Japan's standards of beauty, found that especially annoying.
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This book is also known as "The Heroines All Think I Like Them," "Actually, I Just Want to Check In at Their Homes," and "Hey, Can I See Your Bedroom?"
