On his second wedding anniversary, 35-year-old salaryman Ichiro Wako leaves work early to surprise his wife, Menka, only to walk into his apartment and catch her in bed with another man. The traumatic discovery triggers an immediate divorce, stripping Ichiro of his home, self-esteem, and masculine confidence. Crippled by psychological erectile dysfunction and lingering betrayal trauma, Ichiro resigns himself to emotional numbness and solitary routine.

His quiet isolation collapses when Kurumi Shibuya, a 24-year-old colleague at his workplace, confesses her feelings for him. Kurumi reveals that she is Menka's younger sister, possessing an uncanny physical resemblance to his manipulative ex-wife alongside an entirely contrasting, nurturing personality. Struck by his vulnerability, Kurumi proposes a dedicated romantic rehabilitation regimen to help Ichiro overcome his intimacy paralysis, dragging the reluctant salaryman into a convoluted workplace dynamic where additional female colleagues enter his orbit.

What to Expect

The series balances explicit adult content with psychological recovery themes, examining adult intimacy through frank dialogue and comedic workplace friction. Story pacing alternates between physical rehabilitation milestones and escalating office complications as Ichiro's post-divorce situation attracts romantic attention from distinct women across different departments.

Who Will Enjoy This

Batsu-Hare appeals to mature readers seeking character-driven seinen ecchi with grounded adult protagonists, rehabilitation tropes, and complex interpersonal stakes. Fans who appreciate multifaceted character progression and psychological rebuilding across unconventional circumstances will find notable resonance in 66,666 Years Advent of the Dark Mage for its determined protagonist reclaiming agency, as well as 7th Time Loop - The Villainess Enjoys a Carefree Life Married to Her Worst Enemy for strategic interpersonal maneuvering and intricate relationship development.