The lives and loves of a literature school club.

Five high school girls have opted for the literature club as their extracurricular activity. They are not exactly popular or respected for it, but they participate, remain active and read nonetheless. Despite not being experienced or being in a relationship romance is not far from their minds and so related books and discussions come up.—aghaemi

Kazusa Onodera (Anna Yamada) is in the first 1st grade of high school. She is also a member of the literature club at her school. The literature club has a total of 5 members, with the other members being Niina Sugawara (Tina Tamashiro), Rika Sonezaki (Mayuu Yokota), Momoko Sudo (Mei Hata) and Hitoha Hongo (Shuri Tanaka). The five girls all have unique personalities, but they are also not very popular and even ridiculed by other students. They are far from having any romantic relationships. When Kazusa Onodera reads books with explicit stories, she feels embarrassed, but also interested. One day, members of the literature club talk about what they what want to do before they die. Thinking about those explicit stories, Niina Sugawara blurts out .—AsianWiki

Friends since childhood, Kazusa Onodera (Anna Yamada) and Momoko Sudo (Mei Hata) have grown up together, sharing every moment of their lives with each other. Now in high school, the two girls decide it's time to branch out and try something new. Drawn to the school's literature club, the girls agree to join, not knowing that in doing so, their lives would take some interesting and unexpected turns. As president of the club, Rika Sonezaki (Mayuu Yokota) welcomes the members, both old and new, including Kazusa's new friend, Niina Sugawara (Tina Tamashiro) and Hitoha Hongo (Shuri Tanaka), the club's resident aspiring novelist. Suggesting they do a little ice breaker, to get to know each other, the girls are asked a simple question: "What's one thing you want to do before you die?" With answers that both shock and embarrass, the girls instantly begin to bond. Despite their differences, the five girls form an unexpected friendship. Side-by-side they navigate the tricky waters of high school, taking their first clumsy and sometimes painful steps towards adulthood, together. Based on the manga series of the same name, written by Mari Okada, "O Maidens in Your Savage Season" is a 2020 romantic high school drama directed by Mai Sakai, Aya Igashi, and Keita Mizunami.—Rakuten Viki