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Woo Jae was raised by his mother who was obsessed with shamanism. The day Woojae got tired of her mother\'s obssession, he refused to pray for the first time. His mother, on the other hand, died that day on a car accident. Suffering from guilt, Woo Jae began to suffer from a strange symptoms of seeing futile things, sleeping and having nightmares from time to time, and wonders whether he should visit the shaman again. At that time, a man calls himself Imoogi and suggests that he can cure Woo Jae\'s symptoms. But... is the treatment method includes skinship? Can I trust this man?
She became the incompetent villainess who commits wrongdoings in order to earn the love of her fiance, the male lead. Her reputation was already at rock bottom and the main characters, who can’t live without each other, are having an affair.
One cold winter night, after losing yet another job, young Tama herself back on the streets of the Imperial capital. But this time, fate intervenes when she meets Ginichi, a man with striking hair and the proprietor of Job Broker Ginko. He offers a place as his live-in shop assistant. Due to circumstances in her past caused by her strange ability, she's unable to express her feelings well. But, as she spends her days with the "spirited" neighbors at Ginko, she begins to change, little by little.
I died from overwork, living as a s*ave to a small company. When I opened my eyes again, I found myself reincarnated as an extra in a dark confinement novel. And somehow, I ended up being kidnapped instead of the female lead! But something feels off. I thought I’d be killed after being kidnapped, but instead, they’re just keeping me locked up? They’re confining… a homebody like me? They never let me step outside, but everything I need is provided for me, and no one complains even if I laze around all day. And on top of that… “If you liked that pastry chef’s dessert, I’ll hire him for you.” Do kidnappers usually treat their captives this well? …Isn’t this amazing? — “Princess…” “Yes?” “Don’t you have any thoughts of going outside?” No, of course not. I plan to never step outside for the rest of my life.
Hana, who lives on Tonaki Island, a small island with a population of 600, loves reciting so much that she holds public reading sessions for the children of the island. Mizuki feels that Hana\'s \"reading\" has the power to attract people, and invites her to join the broadcasting club, of which she is the head. \"Tell me your true wish and I\'ll make it come true.\" \"I want to join the broadcasting club.\" Hana decides to join the club, and has many \"firsts\" with the members of the broadcasting club, deepening her love of reciting...
Clad in a blood-soaked coat and with no destination in mind, a young boy named Reto wanders into an Ainu village amidst a blizzard, whose residents provide him with much-needed shelter. All he has are two things: the memory of his mother dying before his eyes, and an ancient hunting knife without a blade.
After the events of the Maximum Tournament, Toba and Igari fight in the Tokyo Dome.
Isabella, an orphan, is adopted by a noble family, only to endure unjust violence from her new family every day. When she reaches her limit, she seizes an opportunity to escape the mansion. However, as she flees, she is harassed by vagrants and finds herself in mortal danger. Just as she instinctively braces for death, the witch's power within her awakens. Though she manages to escape the peril, she is caught in the act by her sister's fianc, the Grand Duke Genos.Expecting to be taken back to the mansion, Isabella braces herself, but instead, Genos proposes a contract marriage, saying, "Lend me your witch's power, and in return, I'll help you with your revenge."A dramatic comeback from the brink!The cruel revenge of two people united for vengeance begins here...!+
Raputa, a top-secret AI model, begins interacting with a Japanese boy, Kei, through online games. As Raputa’s capabilities level up in leaps and bounds, boy and machine grow ever closer. In a surprising turn of events, Raputa reveals that its feelings towards Kei have gone beyond that of “trusty partner”!
Hajime leads an unremarkable life as an undertaker, but he likes his job and has no reason to complain. Nor can he complain of being always called \"onii-san\" by one of the top star actresses in the country, Kidō Kotone, a childhood friend. Their relationship has always had a touch of awkwardness due to the parents of both having died violent deaths, but nothing could have prepared Hajime - or Japan - to the deed Kotone decides to perpetrate seemingly out of the blue. Note: DON\'T change the title to Romanised Japanese. \"From the Dust\" is the official English title decided on by the Japanese author and publisher. It\'s on the cover.
