MY GACHA GIRLFRIENDS
Japan was supposed to be boring this spring.
At least, that’s what Aki Fujimori, a perfectly average first-year high school boy, kept telling himself as he dragged his half-asleep butt to school every morning. Same uniform, same trains, same teachers who acted like the universe personally offended them. Nothing special. Nothing spicy. Zero rizz.
Then—because the gods apparently woke up and chose chaos—Aki downloads a weird new gacha app that appeared on his phone outta nowhere:
「Eternity Summon: Soulbound Edition」.
Naturally, like any respectable teenager, he taps “10x Pull” without reading the terms of service (because who actually does that?), expecting the usual trash-tier characters.
Instead, his screen explodes in rainbow sparkles like some cracked-out magical girl transformation, and—
BAM.
A real girl drops into his bedroom.
A tall, gorgeous, silver-haired warrior in armor that looks like it was designed by someone who had way too much fun. She lands like a meteor, points a glowing sword at him, and says:
“Master. I am the Lv. 10000 Supreme SSR: Celestia.
You summoned me.
Now we’re soulbound for life.”
Aki, who can barely summon the courage to order ramen without stuttering, now has the most powerful woman in ten dimensions calling him Master. And she’s hot. Like “holy crap is this even legal?” hot.
But Celestia isn’t just strong—she’s clingy as hell, has zero understanding of modern Japan, and apparently thinks every minor inconvenience is an act of war.
(Convenience store ran out of melon bread? Sword drawn.
Someone bumps Aki on the train? They must perish.)
As Aki struggles to hide her existence, deal with school, and maintain his sanity, more girls from the gacha world begin “accidentally” pulling themselves into reality—each one stronger, weirder, and thirstier for attention than the last. Now Aki’s quiet life has turned into a full-blown fantasy-romcom disaster speedrun.
With Tokyo on the brink of magical chaos, cosmic beings sliding into his DMs, and Celestia insisting she’s his “destined partner,” Aki must figure out how the hell he’s supposed to live a normal life…