Wane Koi Tsumi

Eisuke is a young master notorious for his carefree lifestyle and constant pursuit of romantic entanglements with women. His endless string of frivolous affairs has become a persistent source of frustration for his mother, who grows increasingly determined to rein in his reckless behavior. Believing that he lacks the maturity required to conduct himself properly, she devises a plan to teach him accountability by forcing upon him the daily responsibilities of pet ownership, hoping that caring for another living creature will finally ground him. To execute her strategy, Eisuke's mother presents him with a stunningly beautiful cat, expecting the demanding duties of feeding, grooming, and tending to the animal to naturally curb his wandering habits. She anticipates that this newfound obligation will leave him with neither the time nor the inclination to chase after his usual distractions. However, her carefully laid scheme quickly encounters an unforeseen complication. Despite the feline's breathtaking appearance and the genuine effort required to maintain its well-being, the cat is ultimately still male. This unexpected reality introduces a humorous twist to Eisuke's forced lesson in responsibility, threatening to derail his mother's intentions entirely as the young master navigates his peculiar new domestic arrangement.