To ease the Neighbor's Club's challenge of deciding on an activity, Kodaka Hasegawa proposes a round-robin story as a solution. An approach where each member contributes a part of the narrative, allowing equal participation. Nevertheless, as they undertake this endeavor, chaos ensues as each individual writes their portion based on personal preferences, striving to outdo the others. Is it conceivable for them to effectively bring the story to a close with this ongoing competitive trend?