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The Fors family is a prestigious lineage of swordsmen and a prominent noble house ruling the southern domain of the kingdom. Born as their third son, Nova endured a harsh childhood, branded a failure due to his utter inability to wield the exclusive power inherent to their bloodline. Even after reaching adulthood and being granted a small territory, he is burdened with virtually zero duties and zero expectations from his family and the people around him. However, an unexpected marriage proposal finds its way to Nova. The other party belongs to a great noble house that rules the northern domain—the Archgate family, which is currently at the height of its prosperity despite a long-standing feud with the Fors family. Furthermore, his prospective bride is, astonishingly, the head of the Archgate family herself, Chia... "I have been in love with you... ever since that time." Thus, the third son of the Fors family, a man who possesses nothing, finds himself welcoming a wife of excellent character and stunning beauty—or rather, a wife who is simply perfect in every regard. She is a woman destined to change Nova's fate, determined to give him everything. "People say all sorts of terrible things about the head of the Archgate family—that she is terrifying, cold-blooded, and ruthless. But Chia is cute, kind, smart, and absolutely perfect." This marks the beginning of the married life between the easygoing Nova, and Chia, who reveals her true self to no one but him.
A reincarnated former virgin aims to marry her oshi to avoid ruin!<br> <br> Adelaide is reincarnated as the villainess in the world of her favorite otome game. Her efforts were in vain, and she met a tragic death as planned...or so she thought, but she's now thrust into a second loop! This time, she tries to marry her oshi, Siegward, to avoid ruin, but... What should she do about seduction and marriage!?<br> <br> (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
“Your darkness might become someone else’s light.” A man who lost his wife in an accident, Oh Dohyeon. And a woman who locked herself away under the weight of the world’s judgment, Min Sia. Through each other’s wounds, the two finally come face to face with the boundary between light and darkness. He finds forgiveness within her, and she finds in him a reason to keep living. But between guilt and salvation, love always demands the cruelest choice. A single mistake brought their time to a standstill— and now, as they begin walking toward the light again, this becomes “a story of healing deeper than love.”
High schooler Haruki Niina lives with his novelist father and Junpei, a housekeeper he treats like a big brother. Their three-person household is peaceful on the surface, but Junpei and Haruki's father are hiding a secret relationship from Haruki... A pure boys' love romance between a taciturn novelist and his shy, muscular housekeeper. (Source: Takeshobo) *Notes: \- Chapter 6 was split into two parts in the original serialization and later combined in the volume release. \- Includes one extra chapter.*
High school saxophonist Kodai abandons performing after suffering an anxiety attack during a competition. His mother's remarriage introduces him to his withdrawn new stepbrother, Fuyuki, whose love of guitar helps Kodai confront his fear of the stage as their relationship develops into something more complicated.
Kurose Ryotaro is a high school student who dreams of becoming a teacher. He admires his teacher, Mr. Shiratori, but is subjected to severe bullying every day. When the situation reaches an unexpected extreme, so is the outcome unexpected… and now, Kurose finds himself in the perfect position to teach his bullies an extracurricular they'll never forget.
Seon-Woong's just trying to make a buck, so why is the guy buying his guitar so clingy? He doesn't remember the steamy night they spent together two years ago, and he doesn't know why a celebrity athlete like Jae-Hwan Cheon won't stop following him around! All Seon-Woong knows is he's got hospital bills to pay, possessions to sell, and an infinite cycle of part-time gigs to work. He doesn't have time to fall in love with Team Korea's handsome taekwondo darling! (Source: Tapas)
Mai Sasaki lived a quiet life in Tokyo until illness claimed her after just 26 years. But on the brink of death, her grandmother bestows a final gift: the knowledge of magic and the power to start anew in another world. Healthy once again and filled with purpose, Mai opens a small cafe named "The Hideaway", tucked at the very end of a quiet street in the royal capital. Her goal? To use her second chance to bring comfort, warmth, and delicious food to others.<br> One of her most frequent (and mysterious) customers is Henry, the kingdom's top scribe. Dignified and composed, he seems to carry secrets far heavier than the stacks of parchment he handles at the castle.<br> A story of second chances, gentle magic, and quiet love begins in a cozy cafe that feels like home.<br> <br> <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.cmoa.jp/title/327607/">https://www.cmoa.jp/title/3276...</a>
A series of 10 short stories by Ironon, author of Ichizu de Bitch na Kouhai.
Yihan is obsessed with one thing and one thing only: Mikaros, the really hot mint-haired hunk who exists only in the world of Yihan's favorite BL game, Love Meter 100%. Wherever Yihan goes, his hefty stash of Mikaros merch goes—the limited edition tote bag, the special key ring, and the myriad of adorable plushies that he somehow manages to keep on his person. Being the ultimate stan isn't something Yihan is ashamed of, that is, until he runs into Mikaros in real life. Mikaros-in-the-flesh is called Park Há, and he is everything that Yihan didn't know he needed. There's only one catch. Park Há hates otakus...but Yihan is literally the biggest otaku ever.
Ever since they were little, Jun’s charismatic younger sister Ran has had a habit of “borrowing” her favorite things and making them her own. It always annoyed Jun to lose her toys, clothes, and other belongings, but she saw it as just part of having a younger sibling—until the day Ran claimed her boyfriend, too.The two haven’t spoken in eight years when they’re reunited at their mother’s funeral. Ran and her husband—Jun’s ex—want to move into the house their mother left behind, but Jun will be damned if she lets Ran take one more thing away from her. With neither side willing to budge, the three find themselves living under the same roof, and it’s not long before old resentments, secrets, and passions threaten to unravel their lives.
