In a world where beast taming reigns supreme, he's the unlucky kid left in the corner. People burn clothes he's touched, scrub their skin with disinfectant if he brushes past them, and leave three meters between themselves and his seat. On Contract Day, he awakens nine times. An S-rank beast looks down on him and chooses someone else. The second would rather die. In the end, all he gets is a little ornamental grass ball that nods along, prompting the entire crowd to laugh.
But at that very moment, “Good Fortune” activates to redirect misfortune, while “Congratulations and Prosperity” activates to attract blessings. People trip and fall right in front of him, blaming bad luck. Treasures of the highest quality practically land in his lap, and he complains they're in the way. The little grass ball takes one bite and evolves, then takes another and evolves again. Opportunities start flying into his pockets, one by one, from the very people who bullied him most. He becomes the school's top student, sweeps the competitions, and settles old scores with interest. The hearts of three beautiful women are in sync, and they share both his beast-taming space and his good luck. He cruises to victory while everyone else stews with envy until they lose it.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.