A Boy Who Wants to Create a Yandere Harem and The Yandere Girls Who Want to Monopolize Him

In a world where words carry weight, a single moment changes everything. 'I want a Yandere harem,' Akira says this every day when he is not in the mood. It is a fantasy, a joke, a coping mechanism for a lonely teenager who has never been on a date. Then one day he saves an old man from being run over by a truck, and the old man turns out to be a god who takes Akira's wish with terrifying literalness. The god grants Akira his wish: a harem of yandere girls, each one obsessively devoted, fiercely possessive, and willing to go to extreme lengths to ensure no one else gets close to him. The problem is that Akira did not think through the logistics. A yandere harem sounds romantic in theory. In practice, it means five girls fighting over who gets to sit next to him at lunch, sabotaging each other's dates, and engaging in escalating levels of territorial warfare. As Akira navigates the chaos he wished for, he discovers that each yandere girl has a story -- a reason for her obsession, a wound that drives her possessiveness. Behind the extreme devotion are real people with real pain, and the boy who wanted a fantasy harem must grow into a man capable of caring for women whose love is as intense as it is terrifying. The greatest challenge is not surviving the yandere harem -- it is making sure they do not destroy each other first.