Felyn transmigrated into the body of a fallen noble, burdened with millions in debt. To survive, he faced a choice: become a hero in a different world or live off as gigolo. He chose to be gigolo.

Felyn rents himself out to aristocratic young ladies with psychological issues, role-playing according to their demands, meticulously caring for their lives, and providing emotional value. He is a dog licker admirer for a cold maiden, a punching bag for a perfect student council president, a lover for a rational divine heir, a master for a wealthy dragon merchant’s daughter, and a brother to a princess. His clients also include a popular songstress, a witch, and others.

Felyn just wants to do his job well, save enough money to buy a manor, and hire maids. Once the contracts end, he plans to leave these troubled young ladies behind. But when the contracts do expire, the ladies seem utterly unable to let him go. They all want to take him home and shower him with affection.

Felyn: “Ladies, once the contract is over and the payment is made, we’re done. Don’t confess one by one, don’t think about getting it for free.”