An IT company uses a complicated system of psychological tests, including dating, drinking and sex games, to screen employee applicants. Two somewhat innocent young men, whose applications were seemingly dismissed and who now work in the company canteen, are selected for one of these dating game tours. Will they make it through the experience with their hearts intact? Nishimura Shouko's stories are edgy and filled with orgiastic venality, but she always manages to scrape them back into sweetness and light through time-tested standards like courage, honesty and integrity.
I unexpectedly loved this. I love the concept of sex games and psychology. I even like the idea of bonds being made based on physical intimacy and trust, so I would've been perfectly fine if the illusion had continued. But that might just be me. Most people seem to need the hero of the story to end up with only one person. I would love if someone created a manga that showed real polyamorous relationships working out, because they do (I'm in one now)
