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Kouyou Kotesashi wants to be a sports doctor. Seiwa University High is packed with national-level athletes, so it is the obvious place to start. Problem: he cannot afford the tuition. So he takes a live-in job as caretaker of a school dorm. Cheap rent, quiet halls, time to study. That was the plan. Then he opens the door. The dorm belongs to five female athletes, all of them elite, all of them quietly falling apart. Chronic injuries. Bad form. Bodies pushed past their limit. Kusunoki, Hongou, Sumiyoshi, Sayamagaoka, Kitahara. Nobody expects much from the guy who does not even play a sport. Then he lays hands on a shoulder, a calf, a stiff back, and names the exact problem in seconds. The chairman notices. Here is the deal: keep these girls healthy and stable, and the scholarship to Seiwa University is his. Easy, right? He lives with them, trains beside them, and every session turns into a test of where professional care ends and something else begins. Can he really keep five athletes in one piece without losing his own footing first?
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Sawaranaide Kotesashi-kun
TV Series · 2025 · ★ 6,1
Kouyou Kotesashi wants to be a sports doctor. Seiwa University High is packed with national-level athletes, so it is the obvious place to start. Problem: he cannot afford the tuition. So he takes a live-in job as caretaker of a school dorm. Cheap rent, quiet halls, time to study. That was the plan.
Then he opens the door. The dorm belongs to five female athletes, all of them elite, all of them quietly falling apart. Chronic injuries. Bad form. Bodies pushed past their limit. Kusunoki, Hongou, Sumiyoshi, Sayamagaoka, Kitahara. Nobody expects much from the guy who does not even play a sport. Then he lays hands on a shoulder, a calf, a stiff back, and names the exact problem in seconds. The chairman notices. Here is the deal: keep these girls healthy and stable, and the scholarship to Seiwa University is his.
Easy, right? He lives with them, trains beside them, and every session turns into a test of where professional care ends and something else begins. Can he really keep five athletes in one piece without losing his own footing first?