Bienvenue au temps des dieux égyptiens ! C'est ici que les fameuses divinités de l'Égypte ancienne, d'Anubis à Thot, vivent librement leur vie. Libre à quel point, vous demandez-vous ? Bastet surgit de nulle part en chantant et en dansant ; Medjed a toujours un visage de pierre ; Horus travaille à temps partiel ; Seth passe son temps à faire des farces ; Râ voyage beaucoup et rentre rarement à la maison... Tous ces dieux mignons font vraiment ce qu'ils veulent, profitant au maximum d'une vie aussi divine que décontractée.

Chitose-chan is a penguin who lives in Kyoto. Getting in touch with people and getting fed delicious food as she curiously walks around Kyoto streets is her favourite thing to do. The story features popular places in Kyoto like Kiyomizu Temple, Ginkaku Temple, and Gion from the Penguin's point of view. This is a short story about a penguin that is nostalgic and warm, curing and relieving the heart.

Sul Won is an out-of-work young man whose mother runs a low-cost boarding house for students and men who don’t have enough money to buy or rent an apartment on their own. But when his mother suddenly has to up sticks to return to her provincial hometown, she leaves Sul Won in charge of the boarding house – becoming the de facto live-in landlord. The residents of the boarding house are a mixed bunch. They include a high school senior, who also happens to be Sul Won’s cousin. There is also Sul Won’s former college friend, as well as Kim Chun Seo, a high school teacher. Rounding out the number is a third-year Art student who dreams of becoming a cartoon author. As the young men spend more time together, a close bond of friendship begins to form in the house. But when Sul Won discovers that some of the tenants have begun to develop a crush on him, Cupid could well come calling!