Midori no Tsuki ni Obieru Otome

A heavy, cumbersome school bag. Tests at school, and more studying once I get home. The gloom of living through unchanging days, constantly worrying about every little trivial thing. In a world like this, wouldn’t it be so much easier to just die?



Kyouko Mita, an author of social commentary, cuts through the darkness that everyone harbors in the face of daily life—which flows relentlessly, whether we want it to or not.



In addition to the title story, this volume also includes the ghost story Kurui Keshou no Bishounen, featuring a mysterious boy who possesses the power to reincarnate girls who hear the sound of his flute.



The hell that lies beyond a fulfilled wish. A fantasy of cause and effect.



(Source: Mandarake, translated)