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Yukio Mishima (real name Hiraoka Kimitake; 1925–1970), one of the most famous Japanese writers of the 20th century, became famous not only for his works (over a hundred volumes), but also for his extravagant lifestyle. He was a director, actor, kendo master, conductor, pilot, and even traveled around the world several times. Bright and bold to the point of impudence, the unusually talented Mishima was the Japanese's hope for the spiritual revival of the country. Carried away by the idea of the greatness of the Japanese Empire, he led a monarchical coup in 1970 and, having failed, committed hara-kiri, as required by the samurai code.
The famous writer Shunsuke Hinoki, who has suffered humiliation from women all his life, meets an attractive young man, Yuichi Minami, on the seashore. He decides to take revenge on his former lovers with the help of the boy. Yuiti must make these women fall in love with him, without reciprocating them. But the situation is complicated by the fact that Minami has an unconventional orientation. Men and women go crazy, suffering from jealousy. However, it gradually becomes clear that Yuiti cannot love anyone at all, because she loves only herself.