The King of Parody: Summoned as a Hero but Ended Up Married to 7 Waifu

Akira Usagi was your average otaku agent 007:

0 girlfriends, 0 social life, 7 anime per day.

His only goal was to finish his seasonal waifu tier list…

Until he got accidentally summoned by Uzaki, a god(dess)? of questionable gender and even more questionable budget.



Now Akira is the King of Faraluz, a kingdom so bankrupt even the castle ghosts are on strike.

Together with his loyal(?) maid Cecilia — a vampire with a mood-switching coin — Akira must recruit 7 genre-broken waifus to rebuild the nation… and hopefully pay for his living expenses.



With stupid missions, magical tax evasion, and ecchi encounters that defy logic, Akira will learn that being king of parody might be worse than being a harem protagonist.

And he didn’t even ask for either.



“A story of love, poverty, and irresponsible magical decisions.”



WARNING (Because Apparently We Need One)



This novel is a parody.

Yes. Shocking. We know.



Nothing in here is serious. Not the plot, not the characters, not even the author’s notes.

If you’re expecting deep lore, consistent worldbuilding, or respectful treatment of femboys... well, we have bad news and a sarcastic fairy.



We take zero responsibility if you:



Lose faith in humanity



Start speaking in tsundere



Develop sudden emotional attachment to magical tax forms



This story contains nonsense, fourth-wall violations, and budget explosions.

Proceed only if you’re ready to laugh, cringe, or cry into your body pillow.



You have been warned.

Now let the chaos begin.