Suika wa Shoushika Tantou

In the year 20XX, Japan faces a dire demographic crisis driven by plummeting birth rates. With the nation on the brink of extinction, the government implements a radical and unprecedented policy to ensure its survival: young women who reach a designated age are officially assigned to unmarried men. This sweeping mandate is designed to encourage childbirth and reverse the country's decline, fundamentally altering the social fabric and forcing strangers into intimate partnerships under state authority. Suika, a reserved yet deeply responsible young woman, finds herself paired with Hedeki, an unambitious shut-in whose only real aspiration is to become a novelist. Despite his disappointing lifestyle and lack of drive, Suika approaches her assigned duty with earnest determination, directly asking him to help her conceive a child. Their starkly contrasting personalities set the stage for a challenging dynamic, as she attempts to navigate life alongside a man entirely withdrawn from society. Bound together by this extraordinary national directive, the unlikely couple embarks on a provocative new chapter, striving to build a shared existence that neither could have ever anticipated.