Mako Higari is the protagonist of this story, a 29 years old hygiene freak, with a singular pathology that makes her nose bleed profusely (it’s exagerated to the extent that it's like a crime scene every time) as soon as she comes in contact with something dirty, whether they are objects or people, a condition that limits her life considerably.
With an effective mix of odd and funny moments, this manga shows the reality of those suffering from an obsessive compulsive disorder: loneliness. Mako will desperately seek out a partner who will accept her for who she is and help her have a more normal life.
The plot never becomes corny, with the ability to deal with such delicate issues with an ironic tone and at the same time also showing the right amount of drama.
From a bizarre and grotesque incipit, with quite unexpected developments, we arrive in the end with a deeper message of acceptance: in choosing between compulsively repudiating in fear everything that is dirty or wanting to wallow in it blissed, where "dirt" takes on a sinful meaning, which contains deceptions, love and even destiny.
