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In "Loveless," sixth-grader Aoyagi Ritsuka struggles with a difficult existence, marked by a mysterious memory loss from two years ago and the emergence of a second personality. His mother often berates and even strikes him, demanding to know what happened to the "real" Ritsuka. His only ally and protector, his older brother Seimei, was recently killed. A man named Soubi appears, claiming to be Seimei's friend, and tells Ritsuka that his true name is "Loveless." Soubi explains that Seimei appointed him to protect Ritsuka. Soon, Ritsuka is drawn into a hidden world where duels take place between a "Fighter Unit" and a "Sacrifice," using intricate, poetic incantations. As Ritsuka struggles with self-acceptance, he also seeks the truth behind his brother's murder and the motives behind it.

In the prosperous kingdom of his time, Xie Lian was famed for his beauty, strength, and virtue. Through relentless effort and noble acts, he attained godhood. Yet even those who ascend may tumble—Xie Lian was cast down from heaven multiple times, returning to the mortal realm. Centuries after his human life, Xie Lian rises to divinity for the third time. Now a humble scavenger, he must carry out tasks in the human world to settle debts and maintain his celestial status. Guided by both old friends and former foes, and accompanied by a mysterious young man with whom he feels an instant bond, Xie Lian must face the terrors of his past to lift the curse that plagues his present existence.

Eight hundred years ago, Xie Lian was a highly esteemed Crown Prince of flawless lineage, a favored choice of Heaven with limitless promise. Even after attaining godhood and amassing tens of thousands of worshippers, his destiny turned cruel. Time and again, he was stripped of his power and cast down to the lowest depths. Centuries later, Xie Lian ascends once more, though this time he has no followers or incense offerings. One day, after returning from scavenging, he brings a peculiar young man back to his home. This individual is Hua Cheng, the terrifying Ghost King whose very name sends chills down everyone's spines.

In "Vassalord," Charley, a cyborg vampire, executes the Vatican's secret missions under the direction of Johnny Rayflo, a dissolute vampire. Their relationship is defined by both strife and cooperation, resulting in a blend of comedy, violence, and blasphemous deeds. Battling his unquenchable thirst for blood, Charley confronts a young vampire princess, a dubious faction of the Unitarian Church, and even his own master. The release additionally features the self-contained story "Volume 2: Zoul Half."

Five years after the mysterious disappearance of the fourth prince, an official decree commands that any boy named Wolfgang be turned over to the authorities, launching a widespread hunt for anyone named Wolfgang Goldenleonard. Wolfgang knows exactly who he is and understands that he is being targeted for assassination. Since his mother's death, he has lived in hiding among the street orphans, but when those children are threatened, he chooses to reveal himself. Once his identity becomes known, he is brought to the palace of his tyrannical father. Inside the palace walls, Wolfgang feels intense hatred toward his father. Refusing to conform to the expectations of a Goldenleonard prince, he defiantly breaks every rule he can. Despite being warned never to covet what belongs to the king, his rebellious nature and hot-tempered demeanor attract the attention of the king's favored catamite, Shin Soohyuk. Seeing potential in Wolfgang as a catalyst for change, Shin regards him as the spark needed to ignite a revolution. In exchange for a promise to grant Shin his freedom, Wolfgang agrees to become Shin's instrument.

Rumors about the late Wei Wuxian continue to spread without ever fading. Known for his ability to control the dead, he remains a figure of both awe and fear within the cultivation world, even 13 years after his death. After awakening in the body of a young man who had been bullied and sought revenge against his abusive family by offering his soul, Wei Wuxian now faces new challenges. Wei Wuxian, a clever yet playful cultivator, cannot resist his nature. He disrupts a ritual meant to seal a powerful cursed arm, an act overseen by the Lan Sect, a major cultivation group based in Gusu and home to his old friend, the composed and restrained Lan Wangji. Despite wanting to keep his past hidden, Wei Wuxian becomes entangled in the dark secrets of the ruling cultivation sects. Collaborating with Lan Wangji, he sets out to uncover the mystery behind the cursed arm, only to find that their investigation barely scratches the surface. The truth could reveal the cause of his own infamous fall from grace.

High school student Yuki Sakurai has spent his entire life in an orphanage, constantly feeling like a burden to those around him. Though he possesses the rare ability to sense the emotions of others, this gift only brings him suffering. One day, a mysterious and attractive man dressed in black rescues Yuki; the man seems oddly familiar. He later introduces himself as Zess and shows deep concern for Yuki before vanishing with a warning. The next day, Takashiro Giou, the head of the Giou Clan, arrives at the orphanage, claiming to be Yuki's brother and extending an offer that Yuki hesitates to accept. As unknown threats close in and familiar figures resurface, Yuki begins to realize that his seemingly ordinary existence holds far greater significance than he ever imagined.

In "Silver Diamond," Rakan Sawa lives a quiet, secluded life caring for his lush garden of plants. His peaceful existence is shattered when a mysterious man named Chigusa, along with threatening beasts, crashes into his garden. After noticing that Rakan's touch makes his unique plant-based weapon react, Chigusa changes his demeanor. He explains that Rakan is a rare "sanome," someone with an innate ability to nurture plant life effortlessly. Chigusa, the last known sanome and a fugitive, vows to protect Rakan and enlist his help in fighting the destructive "ayame" creatures that are causing widespread devastation to their world. These ayame, including the strikingly similar-looking current prince, are draining the planet's life force. Rakan sets out with Chigusa to a barren desert realm filled with hopeless inhabitants, mystical beings, and arcane magic. Together, they gather a group of supporters and companions dedicated to restoring the dying, desolate landscape with new life and vegetation.

In the world of the Shinigami, there is no escape from responsibility. Asato Tsuzuki, a "Guardian of Death" serving in the Ministry of Hades, is tasked with guiding departed souls to the afterlife. However, stubborn spirits and human wickedness often hinder his work. Among these difficult duties, can Tsuzuki ever expect to earn acknowledgment—or is he doomed to forever pay for the damage caused?

Pamela, who reads tarot cards, assists supernatural creatures in adapting to living alongside humans at her establishment called The Tarot Café. Among those she helps are a cat experiencing romantic feelings, a vampire fleeing from his immortal partner, a waitress who considers herself unattractive and hopes to discover her true love, and a magician who crafted a human-like doll to aid the woman he cherishes. While Pamela consistently offers support to others, she needs to confront a major hidden truth about herself before she can proceed into the afterlife.

At age 29, overworked office employee Seiichirou Kondou collapses from exhaustion just as a crack opens beneath a nearby woman. While trying to save her, both are pulled into another world. In this new realm, Kondou learns a saint was summoned to heal a widespread plague afflicting the kingdom. As compensation for his involuntary transportation, the kingdom offers him a luxurious life and any wish he desires. Surprisingly, Kondou asks for a job. He secures a position as an accountant in the Royal Palace and quickly throws himself into his duties. His detailed and accurate reports soon attract the attention of many high-ranking officials and knights, including Aresh Indolark, the cold Knight Captain. As Kondou navigates the challenges and dangers of his new environment, he finds comfort in spending time with Aresh, who may have a warmer side beneath their icy exterior.

Each night, Elva ventures into the dark sea wielding a sword to repel the creatures that rise from its depths. As a "kannagi"—a divine warrior chosen by the gods to safeguard the island—Elva is marked by snow-white hair, perpetual youth, and blackened limbs, signs of the curse that slowly drains the life from every kannagi. The island's inhabitants shun and fear Elva, until they meet a boy named Alto. Captivated by Elva's power and solitary existence, Alto vows to help Elva and defy the fate that haunts them. Eight years later, Alto has grown into a brave and capable young man, unwavering in his loyalty to his kannagi. Elva had accepted an early death, but Alto's presence seems to be gradually reversing the curse inflicted by the black sea.

In "Golden Days," first-year student Mitsuya Souma lives under the strict control of his overprotective mother, who dictates every aspect of his life due to past familial tragedies. His only refuge is playing the violin, a gift from his ailing grandfather, Yoshimitsu. As Yoshimitsu's condition worsens, a distressing phone call alerts the family to his critical state. At the hospital, Mitsuya clashes with his mother until an earthquake disrupts their argument, causing him to fall, hit his head, and lose consciousness. Upon waking, he finds himself transported back in time to the Taishou period, among his grandfather's relatives and companions. Confused and struggling to adjust, Mitsuya resolves to rectify his grandfather's greatest regret. However, he faces the challenge of navigating this unfamiliar era while developing a relationship with Jin Kasuga, Yoshimitsu's closest friend, and dealing with mounting family conflicts.

The story Ren Zha Fanpai Zijiu Xitong centers on Luo Binghe, the stock male protagonist of the harem novel Proud Immortal Demon Way (PIDW). He wields immense strength, commands a harem numbering in the hundreds, and rules both the human and demon worlds. His backstory includes suffering abuse from his loathsome antagonist, the villainous Shen Qingqiu. But PIDW abandons its initial compelling story, instead devoting too much attention to explicit scenes at the expense of plot progression. A young man from the millennial generation named Shen Yuan dies while denouncing this poorly written web novel, insisting he could write a better one. Then a mysterious "System" activates, and Shen Yuan is reincarnated as Shen Qingqiu. His fresh mission: to transform this lackluster tale into a first-rate work. Constrained by the System's regulations that impose penalties for straying from his assigned part, Shen Yuan must avoid being demoted to a minor role and begin by developing a tight connection with the principal hero.

In the depths of a frozen cave, the ruthless demon Blood has been trapped for decades, his only goal being to acquire the Tear Jewel—a tear of unparalleled purity shed by a human at the brink of death. Despite numerous attempts, Blood has yet to succeed until he encounters his newest target, 18-year-old Ishuca Lake Sierra Vise Ell. Unlike any human Blood has met before, Ishuca faces him without fear and even requests to be consumed, knowing he will soon perish due to a terminal heart condition. Intrigued by Ishuca’s calm demeanor, Blood finds himself developing feelings for the young man and his doomed destiny. Ishuca's health rapidly deteriorates, and he finds himself on his deathbed. Determined to save him, Blood finally manages to create the Tear Jewel and uses it to resurrect Ishuca. Uninformed of the events that unfolded, Ishuca asks Blood if he can travel with the demon on his next journey. Free from his icy confinement, Blood accepts Ishuca as his companion, and together they set out to explore the uncharted territories that await them.

In a new era, Wolfgang Goldenleonard, once a bastard prince, has ascended to become emperor of his realm. Along with the crown comes the ongoing support of Shin Soohyuk, the man who molded Wolfgang into the ruler he is today. Nevertheless, the kingdom remains uneasy about its new leader, dogged by doubt over Wolfgang's rule and the menace of insurrection. Wolfgang and Shin must work vigilantly to protect the throne, employing whatever means necessary to safeguard His Majesty. Yet, their fragile bond may soon jeopardize their efforts and Shin's own aspirations.

Many are familiar with the story of Shahrazad and her captivating tales from the Arabian Nights. For a thousand and one nights, she held the mad Sultan's attention with stories of Aladdin, Ali Baba, Sinbad, genies, and countless other magical beings. But what if Shahrazad were actually a boy whose only goal was to save his sister's life? What strange measures would he take to stay alive long enough to finish his story? This fresh take on a classic folk tale just might hold you spellbound for yet another One Thousand and One Nights.

In the world of divine service, messengers are responsible for assisting gods, maintaining their purity, and protecting them from all dangers. Despite his ambitions, Shin remains without an assignment and has a reputation for causing trouble. His tiny wings make him unable to fly and unsuitable for the role. After another disruptive incident at the peak, Shin is finally assigned to a god—though this deity lives at the distant "Mountain 32." Thrilled to have a master, Shin eagerly begins his duties, serving the enormous, stationary god. As Shin carries out his responsibilities, the disappearance of other gods and messengers raises concern among the locals. Although Shin is unaware of these vanishings, could his god possess knowledge about what is occurring?

In a secluded mountain village, the legend of the Snowy Mountain Dragon is held in deep reverence, along with the tradition that names Rita as the dragon's chosen bride. Selected by ancient custom and bound by duty, Rita sets out on a journey up the mountain to fulfill her destiny, but a blizzard leaves her lost and stranded. Rescued from the snow by Ignat, a majestic dragon in human form, Rita discovers that the legendary creature no longer requires a bride. Determined not to be cast aside, Rita searches for meaning in her sacrifice. With Ignat's help, she gradually uncovers the forgotten history of the dragons and inadvertently reveals a danger far greater than rejection: an ancient power capable of transforming humans into dragons.

With S-Rank charm comes endless turmoil. Uijae, known as J, was once an S-Rank Hunter who famously defended humanity from eldritch horrors emerging through dimensional rifts. Yet after an eight-year time skip, he arrives in a future where everyone believes he is dead. Now working as a manager at a hangover soup restaurant, J longs for a quiet life. His search for peace is hindered by the need to sell off keepsakes from his past heroic exploits and the persistent obsession of South Korea’s top hunter, Sayoung.

Frau and Kio are guardians of the path that guides souls to Heaven. After Frau receives a promotion and assumes Kio's protective duties, their relationship undergoes a major transformation. They must now navigate their changed dynamic while facing the threats posed by the Manifus. The first volume begins with chapter 0, originally released as a standalone story titled "Eden."

In the Kingdom of Romelidahl, omegas—those with a secondary sex that makes them release alluring pheromones and able to conceive irrespective of their primary sex—are placed at society's lowest tier and frequently trafficked as slaves. Ilya, being the thirteenth child of the royal family, avoids that fate but is engaged to the neighboring Kingdom of Hanu for political leverage. Expecting to become just one concubine among many for the king's amusement, Ilya is shocked to discover that Hanu views omegas as holy messengers of the goddess Ratati. Moreover, the ruler, Khalid, is merely ten years old. Although hesitant at first to embrace this peaceful existence, Ilya slowly grows to regard Khalid as both a wise leader and a kind partner. Yet serenity does not last, as ambitious people look toward the throne of Hanu with greedy designs.

In an age where the world consists largely of desolate lands and enormous ships venture across the seas, a rare kind of sub-human known as a mermaid came into existence. Their hair is typically white, but it changes color only when they are in water. Among the nobility, these beings are bought and sold for high prices. Hisui is a scarlet-haired merman kept captive by a lord. After being taken away by the pirate Ikuta, he obtains his freedom, and the two set off on a voyage together.

In "Ma Series," Yuuri Shibuya's life is turned upside down when he jumps into a toilet to rescue a fellow student from bullies and gets transported to a world resembling medieval Europe. There, he discovers that because of his dark hair and eyes, he has been chosen as the next Maou (Demon King). As the sovereign of the Mazoku (Demon tribe), Yuuri must navigate the difficulties of ruling a group that coexists with humans but is plagued by ongoing friction. His merciful disposition, strong sense of fairness, and dislike of conflict make him an atypical ruler in a society teetering on the edge of war. Yuuri must acclimate to the new world's traditions and political intricacies while working to become a competent Maou, all as tensions between humans and demons escalate.