60 Points is Enough For a Couple

Since marrying her husband, Naoya, Saki’s life has transformed into a relentless cycle of judgment and criticism. The man she once loved has become a manipulative figure who constantly evaluates her worth through a cruel scoring system, dismissing her domestic efforts as barely adequate and devaluing her entirely as a wife. Despite the emotional toll of his controlling behavior, Saki endures the toxic environment for the sake of her daughter, swallowing her pride to maintain some semblance of stability in their household. Naoya’s cruelty deepens when he begins openly praising their neighbor, Madoka, holding her up as the ideal "hundred-point woman" in stark contrast to Saki's perceived failures. This constant humiliation reaches its breaking point when Saki uncovers the devastating truth: Naoya is not merely admiring Madoka from afar but is actively engaged in an affair with her. Shattered by the betrayal yet ignited by a newfound resolve, Saki refuses to remain a silent victim any longer. No longer willing to be measured and discarded, she channels her pain into determination. Armed with the truth, she sets out on a calculated path of revenge against both her oppressive husband and his arrogant mistress, determined to reclaim her dignity on her own terms.