Tenshin Ranman Lucky or Unlucky!?

Chitose Haruki's life was anything but ordinary. His phone took a swim every time he dropped it, his wallet seemed to have a disappearing act of its own, bike accidents were a regular occurrence, and even a simple walk down the street could turn into a confrontation. While others might consider these events heartbreaking, for Haruki, they were just another Tuesday. He had made peace with his perpetually bad luck and found a strange sense of harmony within the chaos. Then, one day, his life took a bizarre turn. A mysterious package landed on his doorstep – no sender, no address, just a label that said "living thing." Talk about a head-scratcher, even for someone like Haruki. And what was inside? A girl, believe it or not. This unexpected arrival wasn't another misfortune, but rather, his first stroke of luck, albeit a chaotic one. The girl claimed to be a "god" sent to eliminate Haruki's bad luck, and she promptly decided to move in, much to his surprise. However, her presence was like adding gasoline to a fire. Minor mishaps snowballed into full-blown fiascos, pulling everyone around them into the mayhem. So, what will this "lucky break" bring to Haruki's chaotic world? What's the deal with this self-proclaimed deity? And will Haruki finally ditch his bad luck streak? Buckle up, because the answers lie ahead in the wild ride that's about to unfold! [Translated and edited from the official site]

Haruki Chitose lives an apparently peaceful life, though it is constantly filled with misfortune. Dropping his phone into water, losing his wallet countless times, getting into accidents while cycling, and being dragged into trouble just by walking down the street – such events are so common to him that he hardly considers them bad luck at all. This is simply his “normal” everyday life. One day, however, something truly unexpected arrives: a parcel with no sender, no address, and only a label reading 「生物」. Normally, this would be read as namamono, meaning “perishable goods”, but in this case it was meant as ikimono – a “living being”. Even for Haruki, this was beyond anything he could imagine. Inside the package was a girl. This encounter marks not another piece of misfortune, but rather Haruki’s first experience of “good fortune”. The girl claims to be a “goddess” who has come to save him from his endless bad luck, and soon she begins living in his house under the pretext of protecting him. Yet her actions only create new problems, turning Haruki’s small everyday troubles into large-scale chaos that involves everyone around him. In the midst of this wild and unpredictable life, what will Haruki’s “good fortune” truly bring him? What is the real purpose of the girl who calls herself a goddess? And will his misfortune ever come to an end? The answers lie within the turbulent days that are only just beginning.