Takeo of the Year is a newly minted high school student. He just doesn’t look like an attractive, slender young man, every moment of the “spring of youth” to whom is a joy. Not at all like that. Big and heavy, ugly on the face, Takeo is comparable only to a two-meter cabinet, funny pacing along the sidewalk. And then there’s also a best friend, Makoto Sunakawa, as if evil, a beautifully written man who has no end to girls. You can’t compete with this. However, the protagonist in early childhood realized that his friend was not an opponent. Too often, the girls who liked him at the first opportunity ran away to open their innocent girl hearts Sune, which he usually broke coldly and decisively, while managing to be sarcastic and tactless. Takeo is used to this order of things for a long time. And he was even able to find a place in an enormous, clumsy body for an equally enormous kind soul, thanks to which on one workday morning he saved a small sweet miracle named Rinko Yamato.