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Ittetsu Wakigata is a family man who has been working as a company employee for over 23 years. Despite holding the title of general manager, he enjoys reading manga during his free time. His life was nothing out of the ordinary, but everything changed when he was reincarnated into the world of a Shoujo Manga as a high school girl. Confused and longing for his beloved family, Ittetsu sets out on a journey filled with love and laughter as you follow his story.
Kawahara Kazune's compilation of short stories includes: Tensei: Shinohara Chiaki met Gotou-kun, the school's judo star, in April of her second year in high school. Fearing she wouldn't know anyone, Gotou-kun introduced her to many people and made her feel comfortable. To her, he was like an impressive bright blue sky. However, during one of his judo matches, something happened that made her see him in a different light. One and Only: On her way to work as a waitress at a restaurant, Matsumoto Rika accidentally slammed a door into a guy's face. She quickly apologized and fled in embarrassment, hoping to never see him again. But fate had other plans as she was surprised to find him at work later. Aishitekurenai: Fukazawa Akira is dating Yasuda Tatsurou, but she's constantly worrying about whether he truly likes her or not. Despite being together for weeks now, nothing romantic has happened between them, and she often catches him hanging out with an older friend named Yuka-chan-senpai, who he used to have a crush on. Is Yasuda just using Akira as a rebound from his past crush?
Note: Released at Comiket 105.
Chiaki is handsome, academically gifted, athletic, and born into a wealthy family with a beautiful sister. Despite his seemingly perfect life, he faces a persistent problem: he's never been lucky in love and struggles to capture the attention of girls. Determined to turn things around in high school, he wakes up one morning to a surprising transformation—he has turned into a girl! He is shocked to find out that he has lost the appearance he was so proud of, but when he looks in the mirror, he sees a very cute girl in the reflection. He immediately goes to show it off to his twin sister Kaede, who happens to be very popular with the girls, but there is also something very strange happening to her...
In middle school, he was constantly toyed with by gals. Striving to no longer be that sort of person, he enrolled in high school, but once again, he finds a gal in the neighboring seat. However, she seems a bit different from the other gals...?
After having recurring dreams where he sees a knight defending a princess, a boy named Himemiya realizes that his classmate Kishi might be someone he's known before.
What could possibly go well with a perfectionist girl and a slob of a boy?
A girls' school, Hibiscus Academy, where only selected young women can attend. At this academy, there is a princess and a prince. The “Princess of Hibiscus,” student council president Suzuran, and the “Prince of Hibiscus,” vice president Emma. In public, they both play their roles as prince and princess perfectly, loved by everyone, but when they are alone, they are two trusted friends who joke around and talk naturally. However, their relationship takes a sudden turn due to a certain event. That event is... Suzuran's heartbreak. This twisted yuri story begins at an all-girls school!
Ritsu and Uta have always been close, even during their high school years. However, their dynamic takes a surprising turn when they are forced to pose as a couple. Get ready for a thrilling romantic comedy between siblings!
Sera Seo is a high school girl who has a complex about her low voice. Ever since being teased about her voice in junior high school, she has been unable to say what she thinks out loud and has been unable to fit in with her class. In Sera's class, there is another boy who stands out from the crowd, Takeru Narukami. She thought that Narukami, who always wears headphones, was a loner like her, but when she saw Narukami singing behind the school building during lunch break, her feelings changed.
