Haruka Fujinami is a financially struggling college student who secures a part-time role at Yebisu Graphics, a prestigious design firm famed for its attractive, highly skilled staff—colloquially dubbed "Yebrities." He initially views this position as a dream opportunity due to the company's elite reputation. His duties consist of performing menial tasks assigned by his direct supervisor.

Upon starting, he develops an instant aversion to his boss, whose tyrannical management style includes verbal abuse and delegating undesirable assignments. Despite this initial hostility and discomfort, he undergoes a paradoxical emotional shift, experiencing growing attraction toward his boss with each humiliation endured. This conflict between resentment and burgeoning romantic feelings becomes central to his experience.

His character development revolves around navigating this complex dynamic. He grapples with choosing between asserting himself against the boss's domineering behavior or yielding completely to the intense, unconventional romantic and physical attraction. This progression moves him from unease and dislike toward acknowledging and acting upon the deepening emotional and physical connection within the workplace relationship.