
Synopsis
Gotokuji Yu, a.k.a. "Gotchin", is a third-year university student in the midst of his job hunting activities who tends to regret everything. On the day he loses his 31st consecutive job hunting match, his beloved bicycle is stolen and a "stinky guy" accuses him of having something to do with it and beats him up... but at that moment, a young person appears and punishes the stinky guy with their brilliant body language!
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