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I fell in love with fate. But the memory of that love disappeared. Four men were waiting for her when she lost her memory. It seems that just before she lost her memory, she chose one of these men as her fiancé. She had even decided to get engaged, but now she has to redo her first love. You might already be in a trap! All of them are seriously trying to get married, and the exciting reverse love story is about to begin!
After experiencing a painful event, Mashiro finds herself stranded in an unfamiliar land. There, she encounters four alluring beings known as "celestials". However, there's a catch: Mashiro is the only human female present, and the celestials request that she mates with them and bears their children. Mashiro, who is shy and frightened of males, faces a dilemma - how can she help repopulate their world when her primary aim is to overcome her fears and experience genuine love?
After enrolling in her hometown high school, Ooji Subaru, a girl adored by her female peers for her princely demeanor and immense popularity, is welcomed by Megumi, her childhood friend, and three boys known as "The Princes" - Motochika, Mashiro, and Reiji - who are reincarnations of legendary figures. The ensuing story is a humorous and modern interpretation of beloved Grimm tales.
During their visit to the National Library, Miaka Yuuki and Yui Hongo, two junior-high students, get transported into the world of a mysterious book that takes them to ancient China, known as "The Universe of The Four Gods." Miaka's fate takes an unexpected turn when she is chosen to be the priestess of Suzaku, and her task is to unite all of her celestial warriors to summon Suzaku and make three wishes. However, Yui is manipulated into becoming the priestess of Seiryuu by Seiryuu's enemy nation. The two former best friends are now turned enemies as they embark on their journey to summon their respective gods and obtain their wishes.
In her hair reside kamisama, a form of deity. Using the ancient Shinto practice of kamigamigaeshi, these kamisama can seek refuge within a girl's locks to replenish their energy. Mashiro, who has been kept in a confined room, unexpectedly encounters Hinokagu, a kamisama who was previously trapped within her hair. What will happen next?!
After regaining consciousness, I realized I had been sucked into an otome game with a potential disastrous fate. Regardless of a good or bad ending, I was now cast as the notorious villainess "Mariabell Tempest," known for her beauty and a wealthy family. My consciousness was present, but my actions were on automatic mode. The first go-around left me flabbergasted, the second filled me with despair, and by the third, I had already given up hope. The fifth round ended, and I remained bewildered as to what was coming in the sixth. Suddenly, I discovered that I had transformed into a little girl, and I had regained the power of language and motion. I couldn't make heads or tails of what was happening to me.
The Alice franchise's short stories additionally include material that was exclusive to the game's limited edition, which serves as the basis for the series.
Eri, a high school girl with a strong and pure heart, finds herself summoned to "Britannia," a world inhabited solely by men. As the "goddess of light," she must engage in a fierce battle to save this male-dominated realm.
Himeno Awayuki's life takes an unexpected turn as a bizarre red snow blankets the city. Her dad's remarriage prompts a move to her step-family's magnificent mansion, a stark contrast from her humble beginnings. Amidst her grief and trepidation, Himeno resists loneliness. Whilst heading to school one day, a little boy leads her to a strange world where she encounters the Leafe Knights, a group of seven boys who protect the source of all life's vitality, called Leafe. Princess of Disaster, who uses the crimson snow to steal Leafe, overwhelms the Knights' powers. Their only hope rests on the legendary Pretear, a princess who can assist in safeguarding Leafe and turning the snow white. Himeno hesitates initially but eventually accepts the Leafe Knights' plea after witnessing Princess of Disaster's nefarious motives. The story unfolds as a gripping magical Snow White tale. Even though the season transitions to spring, Himeno's life continues to be anything but ordinary.
Since childhood, Anís Yamamoto has donned a chic black choker with a silver rose which, unbeknownst to her, is a talisman gifted by her father. However, now that she's a freshman at Shoubi Academy, she considers the adornment more of a burden than a charm. Despite her countless attempts, she is unable to disengage it from her neck, drawing unwanted attention from her peers. One fateful day, a bat-like creature collides with Anís, thrusting an exquisite red rose card into her possession whilst also causing her choker to disappear. Knowing that removing her choker has severe consequences, Anís frantically searches for it. In the process, she uncovers her true identity as the Rose Princess, responsible for presiding over the four Rose Knights; Kaede Higa, the Red Rose with offensive capabilities, Mitsuru Tenjou, the White Rose with defensive abilities, Seiran Asagi, the Blue Rose whose forte lies in alchemy, and Mutsuki Kurama, the Black Rose who specializes in discovery. All four boys are extremely popular amongst their peers, and through a kiss on their assigned cards, Anís can summon their magical prowess whenever required.
Catarina Claes, arrogant and self-centered daughter of a duke, enjoys tormenting her classmate Maria Campbell who is from a lower social class. However, her behavior takes a surprising turn when she suddenly realizes she is a character in an otome game she used to play. To make matters worse, she is the villainess and destined to meet a tragic end because of her wicked ways. Despite being close to adulthood, it seems too late to change how others perceive her. Desperate to avoid her fate, Catarina decides to do anything it takes to redeem herself and survive.
At the young age of 15, Kanna Tezuka is a devoted manga artist who has already gained recognition as a professional. When she discovers that her high school has introduced a manga drawing program, she can't help but feel enthusiastic. However, the course turns out to be a complete disaster - the teacher is incompetent and Kanna finds herself stuck with three attractive, aspiring artists who look up to her as their teacher. Kanna is reluctant to take on this role as they all have unrealistic beliefs about becoming a successful artist. If she can't assist them in understanding reality, Kanna's own work may suffer as a consequence.
