Sixteen-year-old Keisuke Saji carries an unshakeable conviction: he's destined to win over Koizumi Akira, the most beautiful girl in school. There's one small problem. Koizumi despises him with the fury of a thousand suns. She despises all men, actually, and has perfected the art of physical violence as a love language whenever Keisuke gets within arm's reach. Most guys would take the hint. Keisuke takes it as a personal challenge. What unfolds is a relentless comedy of pursuit where every confession becomes a setup for painful rejection, every romantic gesture lands as a punch, and somehow Keisuke keeps coming back for more. He's shameless, determined, and absolutely delusional about his chances. Koizumi's rage never wavers, yet their constant collision creates an odd rhythm that borders on something neither expected. This is comedy built on the collision between unstoppable optimism and immovable force. It's messy, it's crude, and it refuses to take romantic conventions seriously.