The Story of How I, a Guy Who Couldn’t Care Less About School Castes, Somehow Ended Up Making All the Five-Star Gals Fall for Me

[Now officially getting a book release!]

“When I accidentally ‘put a gal in her place,’ somehow her entire friend group started sticking to me.”

The protagonist, Ikoi Kizuki, was the kind of guy who lived at his own pace and couldn’t care less about school caste drama.

In his class, though, there was a group of four girls everyone called the Five-Star Gals:

Hari Suitengu – the cool, queen-like gal.

Hinawa Hiwatari – the bright, energetic gal.

Miyu Chigira – the cute, small-animal-like healing gal.

Platina Kongouji – the lazy, mysterious gal.

Four dazzling beauties who turned heads wherever they went.

They’d been best friends since middle school, but to keep up appearances, each one pretended to have a boyfriend.

The problem? Not a single one of them had any real dating experience—eventually, the lies caught up to them.

So one day, during casual girl talk, one of them asked:

“Okay, putting aside our fake boyfriends… if you had to date someone from our class, who would it be?”

The first name that came up was Ikoi—the laid-back boy who never changed his attitude no matter who he talked to, and who ignored all the caste nonsense.

From that day on, the Five-Star Gals began making moves on Ikoi.

But what they didn’t know was that Ikoi himself was hiding a secret he couldn’t tell anyone.

“Maybe… to me, she’s like a star shining in the night sky.”

And so begins this “make-’em-fall” romantic comedy—where the very top of the caste, the Five-Star Gals, find themselves being pulled into the orbit of one boy who never cared about caste in the first place!