As the student council secretary at Shuchiin, Sakurai Saki is very satisfied with her life right now.
During school, she listens attentively in class.
After school:
From Monday to Wednesday, she tutors the five Nakano sisters.
On Thursday and Friday, she works as a rental boyfriend, contributing her share of love to the world.
Then she goes home.
She goes to bed on time before midnight every night, never letting her fatigue carry over to the next day.
The person she likes most is Fujiwara Chika. Their relationship is going well, and she is waiting for Chika to confess.
The person she enjoys talking to most is Hayasaka Ai. Their relationship is going well, and she is waiting for Ai to confess.
The student she trusts most is Nakano Miku. Their relationship is going well, and she is waiting for Miku to confess.
The person she respects most is herself, because she is a superpowered individual.
Teleportation, hypnosis, seduction...
She can do it all.
Sakurai Saki, an ordinary superpowered individual, currently single.
She is trying to figure out how to get them to confess to her of their own accord.
Featuring the anime series [The Quintessential Quintuplets] and [Kaguya-sama: Love Is War], with more to come!
There is no single heroine, so don't ask.
Because I can't bear to choose.
Ugh, I regret it. I subscribed to everything at once because the subject matter seemed good. And now... Fuck you, give me my money back! I was expecting to see the protagonist's daily life in an extraordinary world, but it really is just that—daily life. His abilities are practically unused; the only real problem is the constant side effects that bother him in the early stages. It's just daily life, daily life, daily life—all that's shown is the protagonist's tedium. There's never any extraordinary element in his daily life, nor any difference in strength within his inner world; not even a hint of it.