Alright, folks, gather 'round! Let me tell you about this *wild* story that’s part high school drama, part demonic ritual, and 100% "what did I just read?" It’s like *Twilight* met *The Exorcist* at a sketchy anime convention, and they had a baby that was raised by a horny cult. Buckle up, because this is a *ride*.
So, we’ve got Minase, our main guy, who’s either the most clueless teenager alive or a secret wizard—honestly, it’s hard to tell. He’s got this magic book (because of course he does) that he uses to cast love spells. And not just any love spells—these are the kind that make people lose their minds and start humping like rabbits in the middle of the hallway. I mean, one minute Asada-kun is walking with his girlfriend, and the next, he’s confessing his undying love to Murai-san and going full *50 Shades of Grey* in public. Coincidence? Sure, Minase. Sure.
Then there’s Shiraki-san, the student council president, who’s apparently been hit with one of Minase’s spells. One day she’s all business, and the next she’s begging Minase to “rape her right now.” Classy, right? And let’s not forget Kitami-sensei, the teacher who’s either a predator or a demon worshipper—or both. She’s out here looking for “unspoiled bodies” for some creepy ritual on the night of Walpurgis. You know, just your average Tuesday.
The setting? A high school, because where else would you perform dark magic and have awkward sexual encounters? The school’s basically a breeding ground for chaos, with students casting spells, confessing love, and getting it on in every corner. It’s like *Riverdale*, but with more demons and less maple syrup.
Themes? Oh, there are *so* many. We’ve got forbidden love, power struggles, and the age-old question: “Can I use magic to make someone love me?” Spoiler alert: it doesn’t end well. There’s also a lot of irony, like when Minase denies using magic while literally everyone around him is acting like they’ve been possessed by a horny ghost. And let’s not forget the unexpected twists—like when Shiraki-san goes from “I’m embarrassed” to “fill me with your come” in 0.2 seconds. Girl, pick a lane!
But here’s the kicker: Minase might actually be the sacrifice for some demonic ritual. Yeah, turns out all this magic and mischief is leading up to him being offered to the dark gods. Because nothing says “happy ending” like being fed to a demon, right?
So, to sum it up: this story is a chaotic mess of hormones, magic, and questionable life choices. It’s like if *Harry Potter* and *Fifty Shades of Grey* had a baby, and that baby was raised by a coven of witches who really needed therapy. Would I recommend it? Sure, if you’re into demonic rituals, awkward sex scenes, and high school drama that makes *Gossip Girl* look tame. But hey, at least it’s never boring!
And remember, folks: if your crush suddenly starts begging you to “come inside,” maybe check if they’ve been hit with a love spell. Or just run. Running works too.
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