A girl who dreams one day, a woman who loves one day. Now I'm a wife and mother of two. My dreams were crushed by reality, and the memories of love were too short to comfort her. Her ordinary life, or her..."The Great"

Yuu Arizuki returned to his hometown after quitting his job at an black company in Tokyo. Just as he was getting ready to start a new life back home, he met a beautiful and innocent JK girl, who turned out to be Haruyama Miya, one of the little girls (brats) Isamu used to play with when he was young. But Isamu didn't recognize her because of how much she had changed after growing up...?

In the Colosseum, there was a gladiator girl known as the **Unbeaten Sword** — Ramune. Bought as a slave, Ramune unexpectedly found freedom after a carriage accident. The girl, now free, sets off to see the world, learn, and experience the kindness of others as she lives on. However, Ramune doesn't know what "normal" is. She has never been taught not to slay people, or that killing is wrong...

A man who is unbothered with work, hobbies, and romance is invited on a motorcycle tour by a woman he work with, and this marks his first step into the extraordinary. Though he is hesitant at first glance about the slightly spartan female rider, he enjoys riding his motorbike, seeing spectacular views, eating delicious food, and relaxing in a hot spring. Gradually, the man's feelings begin to change. This book contains a two-part short story and one one-shot story from before the author became a serialized writer. translated from amazon.jp

A collection of one-shots written by Kashikaze, including some original content for Can't Defy the Lonely Girl. Included chapters:

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Manga artist Shungicu Uchida, whose numerous hit works include the revolutionary child-rearing manga "We are Reproducing," and "Minami's Lover," which has been dramatized for TV many times, was suddenly diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 2015...! The slapstick events leading up to the discovery, hospitalization, and surgery, the mechanism and side effects of anticancer drugs, the physical and environmental changes that ensued, and the turbulent days with her four children before and after the surgery... The author's unique comic essay on the battle against cancer faces cancer head-on and describes it in her trademark frank style.