[Machine Translation] The shipment will start around June 20. Suspected of cheating on his wife, running out of money, unable to write a manuscript, or making a mistake with alcohol... The greatest literary giants survived the biggest crisis of their lives with just one brush! The greatest literary giants have overcome the biggest crisis in their lives with a single brush! Read about the "screw-ups" and "weaknesses" of these beloved great writers. Chapter 1: The Excuses of Men and Women in Love Ryunosuke Akutagawa, who risked his life to deny his fiancee's two-timing allegation against him. Oda Sakunosuke The punitive Oda Sakunosuke, who vowed to keep his mistress apart because his remittances to his own wife were in arrears Naoki Sanjuugo, who lost his lover to his best friend and put up with it as best he could Terayama Shuji, who wished a young woman would return to his house on the pretext of teaching her poetry Hagiwara Sakutaro, the maniac who engaged in bizarre apologetic play Yagi Shigekichi, the love monster who tried to prove her innocence to her husband by hiding her double-dealing Fumiko Hayashi Chapter 2: Painful excuses concerning money Mushanokoji Saneatsu, the earnest Haruo Sato, who took great pains to negotiate for a loan Big Mouse, who offered to help his friend to study in Japan with a big mouth The delightful Kan Kikuchi, who asked his best friend for a loan by making up a story The liar Takuboku Ishikawa, who asked for an advance using a keyword to minimize his friend's anxiety Osamu Dazai, the spoiled brat who begged his father for money for his study abroad Kenji Miyazawa Eiji Yoshikawa, the disciplined man who apologized for his rudeness Eiji Yoshikawa, who blamed tools for his inability to reply to his best friend Nakaya Nakahara, who blamed his health for his rudeness in a letter Osamu Dazai, who blamed his physical condition for his rudeness in a letter Ryunosuke Akutagawa, the cautious man who apologized ahead of time for the rudeness of his letters Ryunosuke Sakaguchi, the incorrigible man who painfully refused a court request to appear Ango Sakaguchi, the man who denied the necessity of a foreword when asked to write one Kotaro Takamura, the sorry brother who was embarrassed by his brother's marriage advice Junichiro Tanizaki, the cautious man who refrained from being praised Shuhei Shimazaki, who turned down a request for a memorial essay on the basis of his own way of remembering the deceased Toson Shimazaki, a literary and military master who unexpectedly turned down a request to write calligraphy because of his weakness in calligraphy Ogai Mori Chapter 5 Excuses to overcome the rudeness and blunders he committed Nankichi NIIMI He used the Yokozuna of excuses after making a gaffe due to deep drinking HARAKI AKI KITAHARA Hakushu He skillfully apologized for entering his friend's painting in an art exhibition without permission TAKURO ARISHIMA He made a tricky apology after bothering his best friend with alcohol NAKAHARA Nakaya He was a lovable slacker who explained the reason for his absence in a frank and open manner Ishikawa Takuboku Worried that a thank-you letter might be taken as a sign of demand for a letter of greeting Honest and straightforward Dazai Osamu Realized that criticism is a boomerang and prepared an explanation Terada Torahiko Excuses for Chapter 6 "A Literary Guru" When urged to write a manuscript, he was poetically grateful and apologized for his laziness Kawabata Yasunari When urged to write a manuscript, he persuaded with his beautiful writing Izumi Kyoka The great writer who excused himself by saying that he could not write the manuscript for a perfect reason Shiga Naoya The great writer who was rude when thanking Kawabata Yasunari for his foreword Mishima Yukio The student who provoked a controversy by being shy Edogawa Ranpo The writer who succeeded in winning sympathy with a funny preface in a serious situation Masaoka Shiki The writer who was torn between faith and doubt and hesitated to send his manuscript Dazai Roka, who hesitated to send his manuscript despite admitting that it was inadequate Tokutomi Roka, who accepted a friend's request to bring in a manuscript with caution Kitatomi Tofu, who reflected vehemently that he had misjudged the character of the acquaintance he had introduced to him Shiga Naoya, who even suggested suicide to request a visit from his senior Kobayashi Hideo, who wrote that he would apologize but had forgotten why he should apologize The surrealistic Naka Kansuke Chapter 7 The Excuses of Natsume Soseki, the Master of Excuses Natsume Soseki, the pompous debtor who decided on his own repayment plan and due date Natsume Soseki, who was always kind when complaining to his wife Natsume Soseki, who was sick on his bed, who humbly accepted a request from an unknown person to visit him Natsume Soseki, the technician who expressed his love for his wife with a rude apology Natsume Soseki, the cheat who hid his rudeness by using another rude manner Natsume Soseki, the cheat who limited the scope of his remorse after his letter was stolen Natsume Soseki, the cheat who brought up God when he was urged to contribute by a poetry club Soseki Natsume, who cleverly included a furious rebuttal to an unjust complaint