I Was Assigned to Be a Manager of a Female Dormitory, but the Level of the Girls Living There Was Just Too High. There’s No Way I Can Fit In Like This (WN)

My favorability rating went up on its own due to my sincere work ethic.

Hirose Souta graduated from a creative vocational school and successfully got a job, but it turned out to be a black company. He somehow endured it for 3 years but decided to quit due to physical and mental exhaustion. He managed to resign by signing a confidentiality agreement about what happened at the workplace. After taking a 4-month break that also served as a rest period, he returned to his parents’ home and was looking for a new job when his mother Rie introduced him to a job opportunity.

It was a request to become the manager of a shared residence run by Rie’s grandmother. The reason was that the grandmother was hospitalized due to a worsening chronic illness and they needed new help.

Souta, who had never experienced a managerial position, tried to decline due to the weight of the responsibility, but reluctantly accepted due to the wishes of his parents, to whom he was always indebted.

And then he was informed. “Just to let you know in advance, the dormitory you’re going to only has female residents.”

That’s right, the shared residence Souta was going to manage turned out to be a girls’ dormitory.

A carefree, bright, and energetic high school girl. A high school girl who hates men and spews venom every day. A working adult who looks quite childish but wants to be seen as an adult. A shy but caring older sister who is also popular on social media.

All the girls living in this dormitory have immeasurable levels of attractiveness. Souta will deepen his relationships with these heroines.