This manga is based on "My Bullying Diary", an biographical book where Tsuchiya recounts the time when his eldest daughter was a victim of bullying. Part of a project at Weekly Shonen Jump to raise awareness about the bullying issue. (Source: Wikipedia, translated, edited)

Kazuma Yamakawa is the only pitcher to have achieved a no-hitter against Aoba II Junior High School. Kazuma enrolled in Seihou Gakuen to fulfill his promise of a rematch at Koushien with his rival Yuuji Tsukamoto, a genius pitcher from Aoba II Junior High School, but... he learns from Haruka Minamikaze, the manager of the baseball team, that Tsukamoto died in an accident in high school. Having lost sight of his reason for continuing to play baseball, will Kazuma still be able to step on the mound?

His favorite word is "victory," but his least favorite word is "effort." Musashi Miyajima is suppose to be a boxing prodigy and everyone has high expectations for him, but for some reason he can't win a bout. On his way home after losing, he punches a tree in a fit of anger... and a beautiful girl with feathers falls out of the tree. To his surprise, she is the "Goddess of Victory," who is always sad and who has never smiled happily in her life. She told him, "I can't go back to heaven unless someone earns a victory for me and make me smile!" Miyajima declares to her, "I will give you that victory!" But will he be able to make the "Goddess of Victory" smile from the bottom of her heart? Collection of seven short stories previously published in Weekly Shonen Jump: 1. **Shouri no Megami** (勝利の女神) 2. **Minamikaze Karakara** (南風からから) 3. **Minamikaze no Fukukoro** (南風の吹く季節) 4. **Happy bell** (はっぴいベる〜Happy bell〜) 5. **Happy bell || Kanenonaruoka** (はっぴいベる|| 鐘の鳴る丘) 6. **Mail Friend** (メールフレンド) 7. **Cross road ~ Yakusoku no Ki no Oka de** (Cross road〜約束の木の丘で〜)

Collections of one-shots that won the monthly Hop Step Award from 1987 to 1996.