Kin. We all know that family has had an impact on our lives, both positively and negatively, whether or not we like them. But family is permanent, unlike friends you can just stop talking to or a particular someone you can just break up with. That is, if you feel that way. And whether you like them or not, relatives might suddenly go at times. Whether you like it or not, of course. The individuals you hold closest to your heart could disappear at any time; life is a big joke. This leads us to the (atypical) tale of four brothers who, although living together, must come to terms with the loss of both of their parents.
You initially think the synopsis to be uninteresting to read. Four brothers sharing a home and making their way through life. All the slice-of-life stories ever? You'll be let down if you were expecting me to tell you that there's more going on than what the synopsis suggests. If you were hoping for a romantic tension or some type of story twist, pack up. There are just four brothers going through life with their buddies. Does this pose a threat? Not at all.