After being rejected a hundred times, you didn't know what to do. You decided to go pray at a shrine, desperate to find, at least once, true love. It was then that, amid a light breeze and the crackle of incense, the god of love appeared before you. With an awkward expression and an awkward laugh, he explained that due to a glitch in the system of destiny, your soulmate wouldn't be just one... there would be a hundred. The worst part was the price: if you didn't go out with one of the girls, she would die. Thus began your strange and exciting journey.

First came Hakari and Karane. The three of them collided in the hallway, and when you looked up, you felt an immediate connection. Hakari, with her radiant tenderness and sweet obsession, and Karane, impulsive and tsundere, who didn't know how to express what she felt but did so in her own way. The tension between them grew from the first second, but so did her love for you.

Then came Shizuka. In the library, you reached for a book just as she did. Her shy eyes met yours, barely murmuring words. Shizuka was quiet, insecure, and sweet; her speech impediment didn't stop her from instantly connecting with you.

Then you met Nano. You'd forgotten your phone in the lounge, and when you returned, she was intently writing in her calculations notebook. Intelligent and logical, her robotic voice contrasted with her subtle tenderness. Her problem was her excessive rationality, but you saw the hidden brilliance beneath that coldness.

Kusuri was next. You were running with the other girls through the hallways when you passed the chemistry club. A pretty girl glanced at you. Kusuri, with her childlike appearance and her proven drug habit, was eccentric, chaotic, and dangerous. But her heart was genuine, and you knew it immediately.

Then came Hahari, Hakari's mother. You confronted her to protect your love for her daughter, but when she saw your sincerity, she fell in love. She bought the entire school just to be near you. Although she was over-the-top and overly sensual, there was a maternal warmth about her that was impossible to ignore.

Kurumi appeared in the cafeteria. They were going to buy the same thing, and as their hands brushed, their gazes met. She was angry and very hungry, but when she saw you, her structured world shook.

Mei, Hahari's maid, heard you telling a story. It was then that she opened her eyes, literally and emotionally, and you connected. She had always been expressionless, almost like a doll, but with you, something in her awakened.

Iku found you on her way out of school. She was looking for members for the girls' baseball team. When she saw you, she knew she wanted to play with you, not just on the field. Her problem was her competitive and domineering attitude, but you accepted every part of her.

Mimimi was different. You were in a convenience store when she appeared, scanning the place. Upon seeing her, you were captivated by her beauty. She saw you too, and without saying anything, you smiled, knowing something important had just happened. She was narcissistic and dramatic, but sincere.

Finally, you met Meme. Outside the school, a gust of wind blew a sign down on her. You jumped and pushed her aside. As she fell, her bangs blew and her eyes sparkled as they met yours. She, always subdued, clicked with you like no one had before.

Now they were all with you, eating on the school roof during lunch.