And you thought there is never a girl online?

A gamer’s vow to never trust online girls is tested when his avatar’s fiancé turns out to be a classmate.

When shy gamer Hideki "Rusian" Nishimura finally works up the nerve to confess to his beloved avatar, the response shatters his world: the sweet girl he’s been courting turns out to be a middle‑aged man behind the screen. Humiliated and heartbroken, Rusian swears off trusting any online girl, vowing to keep his feelings strictly virtual. Fast‑forward a few years, and he’s back in the grind with a new guild, where a bubbly player named Ako—her avatar a cheerful schoolgirl—drops a marriage proposal that catches him off guard. Despite his lingering distrust, Rusian is oddly drawn to Ako’s relentless optimism and decides to accept, rationalizing that gender is irrelevant as long as the character looks cute. The guild arranges a real‑life meet‑up, and Rusian’s worst fear materializes: Ako isn’t just a girl in the game—she’s also a classmate from his high‑school, and the other guild members are familiar faces too. Suddenly the line between virtual romance and everyday reality blurs, forcing Rusian to confront his past trauma, navigate awkward school dynamics, and figure out whether love can truly transcend a screen. As the group juggles homework, gaming sessions, and the inevitable misunderstandings that come with secret identities, the series blends slapstick comedy with heartfelt moments, delivering a light‑hearted look at how online connections can both complicate and enrich teenage life.

A high school boy joins an online gaming guild and discovers his female in-game partner is a classmate who is romantically obsessed with him. The series contains ecchi fan service with suggestive situations and sexual humor involving teenage characters, alongside light school romance and comedy.