The collection includes five stories: the title story, "Principal Daruma," "Little Demons," "Mr. Setoguchi," "Mr. Hikawa, As Long As You Can," and "Madonna's Flower." "Principal Daruma" is a masterpiece that is unique to Mr. Baron, and even gives us a sense of the author's own view of humanity and philosophy of life. However, for orthodox manga fans who want to cry with laughter and pathos and love "men's pure hearts," I would definitely recommend reading "Madonna's Flower." It's about the exploits of the manly yakuza boss, Kakitsubata Yosuke. It's also a touching story about a man who is moved to tears by his pure love for the stripper, Miki Kasuga. It's also great that the story is set in a Kansai strip theater during the heyday of "live live board shows," and there's no doubt that you'll be immersed in heartfelt emotion along with the thrilling story development.