The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You

Rentaro Aijo enters high school carrying a humiliating record: he has been rejected a hundred times, and each rejection has chipped away at his confidence without killing his hope. On the last day of middle school, he goes to a shrine and prays for a normal romance, not a miracle, just a chance that does not end in embarrassment. The response he gets is absurd and terrifying. The God of Love tells him his luck was ruined by a cosmic mistake, and the correction comes with a brutal condition: Rentaro will meet a hundred soulmates. These are not «maybe» matches. Each one is a destined partner, and the consequences are extreme. If Rentaro fails to return their feelings, their lives will be in danger, turning romance into responsibility. Rentaro’s first instinct is panic, but he chooses commitment. When he meets the first girls, he is forced to be honest about what he feels, because half-hearted kindness would be deadly. The story becomes a fast-moving chain of encounters where emotions escalate quickly and sincerity matters more than coolness. Instead of treating love like a prize, Rentaro treats it like a vow, trying to support each girl as a real person rather than a slot in a list. That creates chaos, jealousy, and comedy, but it also builds a strange kind of family where the shared goal is not winning him, but keeping everyone safe while learning how to love without pretending.