TenPuru: No One Can Live on Loneliness

Raised on his father’s insistence that no one can truly live alone, Akemitsu Akagami later learns the darker footnote to that lesson: the Akagami men are notorious womanizers. Hoping to break the cycle and restore his family’s reputation, he avoids getting close to girls for years—until he’s blindsided by love at first sight, and the “bloodline” he’s tried to outrun starts to feel inescapable.

Desperate to quiet his impulses, Akemitsu heads to a nearby temple seeking Buddhist training, only to be met at the entrance by the very girl who caught his heart. Once the dust settles, he finds the place is actually a nunnery—and one burdened by a massive debt his father left behind after borrowing millions and disappearing. With repayment now on the line, Akemitsu takes a job there, struggling to stay composed and celibate while living and working alongside a house full of charming young women.