Title

Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai

Also known as: 神のみぞ知るセカイ, Kaminomi, Kami nomizo Shiru Sekai, TWGOK, Que sa volonté soit faite, The World God Only Knows, 只有神知道的世界

by Tamiki Wakaki

Score from AniList: 82/100finished26 volumes271 chapters

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Katsuragi Keima is known on the net as the god of getting the girls while in real life he’s known as otamegane and he hates all real girls. However he is approached by Elsie, a devil from hell, to help her in catching runaway spirits that hide in people. Apparently the spirits only hide in the hearts of girls and the only way to get the souls out is by making the girl fall in love so the spirit gets forced out. And he’s not allowed to fail or he will lose his head.

Chapters available: 271
Type: Manga

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 4/5

A cheeky, clever romantic comedy where a dating-game champion is forced to win over girls who are literally possessed, with a lot of energy and charm.

Pros

A clever, high-concept premise
Lively comedy with strong comic timing
A large cast of characters who each get their moment

Cons

The formula repeats across many arcs
Some romantic beats feel mechanical

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Read the full take

Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai is a cheeky romantic comedy with a premise that keeps the gears turning. Its lead is a top player in dating games online who is hopeless with real girls, and he is recruited by a demon to help catch escaped spirits. The catch is that the spirits can only be cast out of the girls who hide them by making those girls fall in love. The concept is clever, and the series uses it to set up a steady stream of comic situations. The comic timing is strong, and the large cast each brings something memorable. The honest cons: the formula repeats across many arcs, and some romantic beats feel mechanical, as if built to fit the premise rather than the characters. The long run can feel repetitive. Still, it is an energetic, playful comedy for fans of high-concept romance. If you like romance with a game-like structure, this is a good pick.