Compilation of four one-shots centers around the author Masami Kurumada and his assistants from studio Shinwa-kai. 1. **Aidokushashō ni wa te o dasuna!!** (愛読者賞には手を出すな!!?) \[WSJ #13, 1979\] \-Kurumada and his assistants brutally slaughtered rival mangaka such as \[Osamu Akimoto\](https://anilist.co/staff/97155/Akimoto-Osamu), \[Hisashi Eguchi\[(https://anilist.co/staff/113237/Eguchi-Hisashi), and \[Leiji Matsumoto\](https://anilist.co/staff/97597/Matsumoto-Leiji) for the Jump weekly survey. 2. **Ring ni Kokero** (リングにこけろ) \[WSJ #18, 1980\] \-Kurumada and his assistants vs Team Japan Jr. from \[Ring ni Kakero\](https://anilist.co/manga/44231/Ring-ni-Kakero/). 3. **Sayonara hashi** (さよなら橋) \[WSJ #11, 1981\] \-Kurumada falls in love with a hostess in Hakata. 4. **Nekketsu manga no densetsu** (熱血漫画の伝説) \[WSJ #19, 1983\] \-Kurumada competes against a villainous rom-com mangaka.

Based on Ginna Gray's novel "Images" You can't judge a book by its cover... But Grant Sloane had Mara Whitcomb, acclaimed artist, read before he'd ever laid eyes on her. Soon, however, her emerald green eyes and fiery red hair added new colors to the inaccurate portrait he had painted of her. Never had Mara seen such a strikingly handsome man--that is, from an artistic point of view. She submerged herself in her painting, not allowing herself to see Grant as anything more than an image. How could they convince each other that things aren't always as they seem? (Source: Fiction DB)

Hitokiri Share House takes place in the 27th year of an alternate Meiji era (where the kanji used for "Meiji" means "maze"). A self-proclaimed samurai named Naguri travels from the countryside to the capital Asakusa to achieve his dream, and he moves into a share house. In Asakusa spirits, samurai, and technology coexist. (Source: Anime News Network)

1. **Ki no Migusa no Mi** (樹の実草の実) 2. **Easy Going** (イージー・ゴーイング) 3. **Fable-kun no Yume** (フェイブルくんの夢) 4. **Akazukin-kun** (赤ずきん君) 5. **Menu** (メニュー) 6. **Jiman** (自慢) 7. **Shuumatsu** (終末) 8. **Kugi** (釘) 9. **Kyuumen Sankaku** (球面三角)

A shy girl has a message for her childhood friend and tells him in an unconventional way.

Kokubo Yusuke, 15 years old, is the most unlucky man in the world. He failed to take the exam due to repeated misfortunes, and the only high school he could enter was Miyato High School, the worst high school in the prefecture. A fortune teller appears in front of the depressed Kokubo and told him that he would die within three months. The fortune-teller then gave Kokubo the "Future Diary" and disappeared. In that diary, it is stated that Kokubo suffers from bad bullying and commits suicide. Will Kokubo change his fate? This is a story of a young man who will gradually becomes a legendary big bang against his will.

Yu Mei is reincarnated into a Chinese-style parallel world with all her memories of her previous life as a nurse. She lived a poor life in the countryside, but when an opportunity to serve in the harem came up, she arrived full of hope, thinking, "I'll be able to experience the glittering yet muddy world I saw in Chinese dramas!" But when she arrived at the harem, certain rumors were flying around... The new palace maid solves all the troubles, curses, and human relationships in the harem with her medical cheats!! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

****Volume 5 : Japanese Style and Samurai**** **1. The Overnight Rain Stops by Minekura Kazuya (or "Last Night's Rain Lifts")** 2. Our Detective Story by Saeki Yashiro 3. The Thunder God and the Wind God by Gunjou 4. Samurai Soul by Asada Yasuka 5. Takeda-sama, the Town Magistrate by Mazaki Haruka 6. Tenmatsu, the Kabuki Actor with a Charming Figure by Ueda Shinshu 7. Mushroom and Kappa - Arcana Compilation for Ninjas on Business Trips by Magami Guriko 8. Confetti in the Fish Tank by Akanatsu 9. Moonlight Sei-kun by Aoto Takane 10. Urahara by Kouzuki Leo 11. Pure Land Eye Story by Kayase Shiki **12. The Queen’s Dog by Araishi Ikkyou & Oshino Hikaru** **13. Kakure Oni by Mikanagi Touya** 14. Absolute Obedience, The Peach's Rebellion by Yoshizawa Tomoya **15. Miokuribana by Kikuta Yui** 16. Swordplay by Shindou Arashi

109 different mangaka depict their daily lives since COVID-19 started.