Absolute Boyfriend explores the romance between living sex-doll Night and shy Riiko - after a misunderstanding, Riiko will exchange information about girls in lieu of paying off her one million yen debt for not returning Night on time. The plot line relies heavily on humor but it balances comedy well with darker, more personal moments. That said, I didn't find the story to be all that compelling. Yes, it was funny, and yes, I read Imadoki! so I already know I like Yuu Watase's work, but frenemy Mika was too childish and the robot/human romance wasn't explored fully enough. Right now, the story focuses on the budding love triangle between Night, Riiko, and her neighbor Soshi, with little to no comment on the questionable romance between Riiko and a robot - perhaps this is explored more fully in later volumes, but I'm not invested enough in the story to want to read more.