From the Ultimate Manga Guide: Although Tsugumu is a girl, she is mistaken for a boy. The "Prince" who discovers her, is Ohsawa, a senior on the kendo team.

Ayumi Fujita begins the first year at the University of Shunzan in Yokohama. She moved for the first time in a pension after leaving the family home at Toyama. The owners of the residence where she stays care for her as if she was their son who disappeared, and she quickly befriends her roommates Ikuko and Asami. She meets Kazuyuki Narushima, a sophomore, who saves her as she drowns in a fountain and she falls in love with him. Part of the Taguchi Makoto Collection Volumes in series: 1: [Aisazu ni wa Irarenai](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=27814) 2: [Kagayaku Tsuki wo Oikakete]() 3: [Paradise (TAGUCHI Makoto)](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=27813)

199 Pages of Madoka Kawaguchi's strange world... 1. Only Look At Me, Honey (ぼくだけみつめて奥様) // Be Love Pair, 1987 2. REW Chance (ＲＥＷチャンス) // Hello Friend, 09/1985 3. I Can't Be "I" (俺になれないオレ) // Hello Friend, 02/1985 4. Seven-Colored Wishes (虹色のねがい) // Hello Friend, 06/1985 5. The Door of Mackimel Lee (マキメル・リイの扉) // Hello Friend, 12/1985 6. Midnight Salesman (真夜中のセールスマン) // Melty Lemon, 1986 7. Visit Me for Just One Night (一夜だけでも会いにきて) // Be Love Pair, 1988 8. Love You Even Rotten (腐っても好きな人) // Shoujo Friend Suspense & Horror, 06/1996 9. What Did the Beauty of the Sleeping Sea Dream? (眠りの海の美女はどんな夢をみたか) // ComiComi, 1988

・Satchel Paige (baseball) ・Masao Oba (boxing) ・Katsutoshi Nekota (volleyball) ・Randy Barth (baseball) ・Hagler vs. Hearns (boxing) ・Kazushi Kimura (soccer) ・Hideo "Pops" Yoshimura (motorcycle) ・Keystone (horse racing)

The main character, Aoi Kusanagi, is a profiling user who works in the Investigation Division 11 of the Metropolitan Police Department . The story begins when a new detective is assigned to the profiling section of the Metropolitan Police Department, where Aoi Kusanagi is. It is a story of Aoi Kusanagi solving a number of bizarre murders using profiling, an investigation method that requires extremely reasoning power to identify the criminal from the psychological state of the criminal and the slightest evidence of the scene.