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Description
A collection of beautiful, bittersweet short stories:
1) Welcome to Slope Mansion In a magical, fairytale place, a headstrong girl falls in love with a boy and vice versa - not knowing until the end that their love can never be. 2) View of a Clear Face A girl who writes stories about herself and her beloved childhood friend, a swimmer and his most admired but retiring senpai, a former athlete and his sensei from the library staff - three people whose ordinary lives are captured in poignant snapshots. 3) Mona Lisa What is a demonic guardian to do when his adopted human sister faces the challenges of first love, confessing and a broken heart? 4) Enchanted Library A girl who dreams of becoming an actress feels restricted by her step-family. When she encounters a mysterious boy in her school's library, will she be able to create her own Cinderella story? 5) Ajisai Flower Garden "Her hands felt so warm." Yuu has been watching over his spoiled, lonely mistress for a long time, faithfully spending every day by her side. How can he convey his wishes for her when misfortune suddenly strikes?
Type
Manga
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Associated Names
スロップマンションにお帰り Ajisai Flower Garden Enchanted Library Mona Lisa Slope Mansion ni Okaeri Suroppu Manshon ni Okaeri View of a Clear Face Welcome to Slope Mansion
This collection of one-shots features Takao Shigeru's debut and some of her other early works. Compared to her later works, it isn't very good, but it's better than a lot of one-shots out there. You may have to go back and read them again to understand them, as her subtlety is kind of overpowering here. Takao Shigeru writes many works with unusual plots and situations, and the weirdness here may be a bit off-putting to someone who isn't familiar with her work.
Regarding "Welcome to Slope Mansion" -- It's not really an incest story. The main character's father had a crush on her during her time slip, and when he met her mother he fell in love with the mother quickly because of the resemblance. (I did have to go back and re-read it, though. It is definitely confusing.)
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