Yoshio Yamaoka endures persistent frustration fueled by his friendship with Yuusuke, whose innate charisma effortlessly draws female attention. This dynamic leaves him perpetually overshadowed in romantic and social settings, fueling a simmering sense of injustice. He habitually assumes the role of introducing women to Yuusuke—a cycle that deepens his marginalization, as these encounters invariably culminate in Yuusuke’s favor while Yoshio’s efforts go unrewarded. The imbalance brews a palpable bitterness that erupts in sporadic outbursts toward his friend. Yoshio’s interactions accentuate the chasm between his faltering social endeavors and Yuusuke’s frictionless allure, framing a narrative tension rooted in envy and rivalry.