Okitsune-sama de Chu

Moji Shimeta embodies the archetype of a social outcast, plagued by an inability to hold conversations and relegated to the lowest rung of his peer group. Despite his isolation, he harbors deep feelings for the school idol, Yuuko Ishikawa, though he recognizes that such a romance is entirely beyond his reach. His despair is interrupted when Osaki, a divine messenger, appears with an offer to grant his wish in exchange for assistance in capturing rogue evil spirits. However, this bargain comes with significant conditions that will forever alter Moji’s existence. To fulfill his end of the deal, Moji is transformed into a vessel for Youko, a servant of Uganomitamanokami, also known as Inari. This supernatural binding forces him into a series of compromising and humiliating predicaments as he navigates his new role. The narrative intertwines his unrequited longing with chaotic spiritual duties, resulting in frequent ecchi scenarios that consistently occur at the protagonist's expense. Ultimately, Moji must endure these embarrassing trials while attempting to balance his impossible crush with the demanding responsibilities imposed by his divine pact.