The setting features a college student named Momo working part-time at a convenience store, who despises the store manager for his repeated sexual harassment comments. To fend off a stalker acquaintance, she pretends to be dating the manager, leading to forced sexual encounters as a reward. While some aspects may seem unrealistic, the actress's character fits perfectly, showcasing charming and adorable performances. The Showa-era style convenience store backdrop highlights Momo's open personality, and her continued work feels natural. The manager's creepy behavior and Momo's reactions are expertly portrayed, especially the manager's skillful foreplay. Momo's loss of rationality and her struggle between disgust and pleasure are highly engaging. The background being mostly obscured by mosaics is a drawback, but understandable given the convenience store setting. The gradual development of a mutual relationship with the manager, rather than one-sided objectification, adds depth to the work. The theme that 'disgust and pleasure are separated by a thin line' is masterfully expressed, making this a standout piece.