28歲醫師栩堂琇一郎，在一個星空燦爛的夜晚裡，無意間解救一個被烏鴉襲擊的『小東西』……這個『小東西』竟然自稱是『天使』？！而且為了答謝救命之恩，要一郎『許個願望』！？一郎以為自己眼花不理會就逕自回家，然而，『天使』竟然登門拜訪，要幫他料理家務？！一段奇妙、逗趣的同居生活就此展開……

When Shuichiro rescues an angel, he's granted a single wish. The problem is, Shuichiro can't think of any wishes that he can't grant himself. The angel, Amber, refuses to leave Shuichiro without granting a wish, so she moves in with the young doctor and helps out around the house, waiting for a chance to return the favor. Of course, angels aren't the only supernatural beings wa...(展开全部)

行方不明になったままの★一郎の母親を捜すため、紅榴の助けを借りて13年前の時を遡った琥珀。そこで出会ったのは--!?

星の綺麗なある日の夜。ふわりふわりと天使が降ってきて、いそうろうを決めこんだ。ほのぼの天使とクールな彼のマジカルコメディ。

28歲醫師栩堂琇一郎，在一個星空燦爛的夜晚裡，無意間解救一個被烏鴉襲擊的『小東西』……這個『小東西』竟然自稱是『天使』？！而且為了答謝救命之恩，要一郎『許個願望』！？一郎以為自己眼花不理會就逕自回家，然而，『天使』竟然登門拜訪，要幫他料理家務？！一段奇妙、逗趣的同居生活就此展開……

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简介：这个餐厅有求必应，而店主却是每隔一年换一个，这个餐厅的阴谋却不止一个

简介：Death is the only beacon that is always on, and no matter where you sail, you will eventually have to turn to it. Everything will pass away, and only death will live forever.（死亡是唯一永远亮着的灯塔，无论你航行到哪里，你最终都要转向它，一切都会过去，只有死亡才会永远活着。）（已完结）

There is one thing we can be sure of: we are all going to die. But once we accept that fact, the questions begin. In this thought-provoking book, philosophy professor Shelly Kagan examines the myriad questions that arise when we confront the meaning of mortality. Do we have reason to believe in the existence of immortal souls? Should we accept an account according to which peop...(展开全部)

A disturbing portrait of a society deliriously dreaming itself as eternal, instantaneous, and infinite. At least for the time being, we humans are still finite and mortal—but death isn't what it used to be. As the body is technologically extended in space and time, we are split between our finitude and our doubled presence in a limitless web of signs, an “immortal” world of inf...(展开全部)