Cupid accidently hits himself with his own arrow and falls in love... But how can Cupid not know how to make her love him in return?

From Chinatown KM:
Chapter 01 - Aiqing Wasaibi (Side Story/Oneshot)

Chapter 02-04 Flying Free
A story about a girl who has always studied hard in school and has never broken rules. However, she has never tasted what true freedom is.

Chapter 05 - Another side story/oneshot.

The manga is divided into three episodes: The Myth of the Laurel Tree, The Eden Garden Fantasia, and Midsummer Night's Fantasy.

In "The Myth of the Laurel Tree," the story makes references to the story between Apollo and a nymph he met in Greek mythology, although this information is not required to enjoy the manga.

Laurel and her younger sister are supposed to go to Egypt for another one of her "stone-collecting" vacations. However, things take an unexpected turn as soon as she meets a young man named Apollo who, in many girls' eyes, may be too beautiful for words. Their chance meeting turns into a major event as Laurel's plane is then hijacked by two odd terrorists who demand the plane change course to Greece! To makes things even weirder, the two hijackers' names are Cupid and Pan. What's going on?

From Chinatown KM:

A collection of oneshots.

1. Mountain Love
A girl, who is under stress to get into a medical school and one day, falls in love with her doctor.

2. Mermaid Is Singing
A boy, who tries to commit suicide (because of certain medical reasons) and a girl who tries to stop him.

3. Autumn Night's Dream
A girl helps an architect to realise his real dream.

4. Echo
A girl who knows the people who killed their class president is unable to express her own thoughts.

5. The Sleeping Time Paradox

Note: In 2000, it won the National Institute for Outstanding Comics Award.