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There is a tent by the abandoned theme park where it is rumored that a magician resides. There are whispers that his magic is real and captivating. Before every show, the magician asks his audience a question: "Do you believe in magic?" Yoon Ah-ee's life is consumed by the struggle of poverty. She spends her time working, studying, and caring for her younger sister with their parents nowhere in sight. The magic that once was a wonder to her now remains a distant memory. Her classmate, Na Il-Deung, is equally skeptical of magic and believes that the key to life lies in securing a good education. However, after a chance encounter with the magician in the abandoned theme park, Ah-ee's life turns on its head. Annarasumanara will take you on a journey of self-discovery and transformation. The story is filled with philosophical depth, warmth, and moving explorations of what it means to become the person you aspire to be.

Now that every member of the Yamada family has reached adulthood, let's take a look back at each one of them.

On the rooftop of their old school, Shuuichirou Hayakawa and Ryouhei Konno coincidentally cross paths while playing hooky. From there, they continue to meet up over the next three months, ultimately forming an unlikely bond. Despite Konno’s reputation for being unapproachable and difficult, he confides in Hayakawa about his love of photography. Hayakawa admires Konno’s unabashed passion and openness about his interests. Hayakawa himself, on the other hand, indulges in absentminded singing, though it’s not exactly his forte, arousing Konno’s curiosity. Nevertheless, Konno worries about the extent of his questioning, perhaps afraid to push Hayakawa too much.

During a summer camp trip, eight-year-old Si-Joon becomes lost in the mountains and fears he may never make it out alive. While lost, he encounters an unfamiliar girl wearing a pig mask and decides to follow her back to her home deep in the woods. Once there, Si-Joon discovers that he must marry the pig-faced girl in order to undo the wrongs committed by his ancestors. Though hesitant at first, Si-Joon becomes intrigued by the enticing wedding feast. However, upon waking up the next day, he realizes the mistake he has made. Years later, Si-Joon is in high school and still finds himself dreaming of the pig bride from his childhood. Yet, he tries to reassure himself that it was all just his imagination.

The Kaleido Star television show serves as the central theme for an anthology of short stories crafted by various mangaka.

1. En wa Inamono Aji na Mono (Fate Has A Strange, Strange Taste) [Yamamoto Souichirou] 2. Majo wa Houki de Sora wo Tobu (Witches Fly Through the Sky on Brooms) [Matsuse Daichi]

Although it seems too good to be true given its low price, this deluxe rental property is connected to a perilous dungeon in another realm. In spite of the looming danger, Touru eagerly signs the lease with the hopes of transforming from a high school dropout to a triumphant adventurer. During his inaugural quest, he fortuitously rescues a stranded knight, Ria. Upon returning her to Earth, Ria mistakenly ascribes Touru with magical powers due to his aptitude for conjuring running water. Touru must now balance his aspirations of becoming a hero while cohabiting with an enchanting girl from another dimension.

Woojin's innate ability to connect with animals is so remarkable that he could be dubbed "human catnip." Unfortunately, his introverted demeanor and somber appearance make it challenging for him to establish connections with people. In stark contrast, Sangyoon reigns on the other end of the spectrum, with his charming looks, kind disposition, and proprietorship of a delightful animal cafe. Upon crossing paths with Woojin, Sangyoon is immediately captivated by his affinity for animals and eventually offers him a job at the cafe. Although Woojin is smitten with Sangyoon from the moment he meets him, he lacks the fortitude to reveal his feelings. Will Woojin confess his love to Sangyoon and achieve the happy ending he desires?

During her childhood, Soga Tsukihi used to play with a prince. However, as she grew up, she became a highly competitive high school student and developed a one-sided rivalry with Ouji Kanade, a popular girl in her class. By getting to know Kanade better, Tsukihi unexpectedly reunites with her long-lost prince.

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Choi Mi So is a girl who cannot call anyone father or siblings. She has very few siblings to depend on. Despite being a smiling angel, she is plagued by a secret. Though she has the love of her life, Woo Jin Oppa, she is not close with her mother. She wonders why her life is so difficult and complicated, especially as a 17-year-old. Though she was once lonely, she stopped crying at the age of 12, when Woo Jin Oppa entered her life. But she still wonders about her relationship with her boss Yu Ri.

Chapter 32 in Naver's 2023 Rookie Short Story Collection (2023 루키 단편선).