Learning to Love at Your Feet

In a world where humanity is categorized not only by gender but also by an innate psychological dynamic, individuals are born with either a deep-seated desire to dominate or a profound need to submit. Kippei is an ordinary office worker who has spent his entire life resenting the fact that he falls into the latter category. Determined to live as a conventional man, he has relentlessly suppressed his submissive nature, refusing to yield to his instincts. However, years of denying this fundamental part of himself have taken a severe toll on his well-being, ultimately manifesting as a debilitating physical illness brought on by chronic stress. Desperate for relief, Kippei finally seeks medical attention, only to receive advice he dreads: a doctor informs him that the only way to restore his health is to find a compatible partner and allow himself the release he has so fiercely denied. Reluctantly accepting his fate, Kippei enrolls in a specialized matchmaking program designed to pair individuals based on their dynamics. To his absolute shock, the system matches him with Sota Otomo—a strikingly attractive colleague from his own workplace. Now, Kippei must navigate the complicated intersection of his professional life and his most deeply hidden desires alongside the very last person he ever expected.