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In this comedic tale, the samurai warlord Nobunaga perishes at Honnouji and is reincarnated as a dog called Shinamon in modern-day Japan. Shortly afterward, other notable Sengoku-era commanders, including Takeda Shingen, are also reborn as canines.

Himiko, the reincarnated queen of ancient Yamatai, launches a war against all magatama users in Kanto to recover her former domain. She seeks to collect the genuine Three Sacred Treasures of Japan. When Himiko's associate Asaemon Yamada attacks Nanyou Academy to steal the sacred sword, Chuubou Sonken—recently revealed as Hakufu Sonsaku's sister—awakens her dragon form but then collapses. To rescue her sibling, Hakufu must retrieve her own magatama from the historic Jofuku Temple, where she faces potentially lethal training. As the boundary between the living and the dead blurs at Jofuku, the Kanto fighters must unite to thwart Himiko's mysterious plans.

During the Warring States era in ancient China, Xin began his life as a lowly servant and dreams of becoming the mightiest general, fighting alongside King Ying Zheng of Qin, who seeks to unify all of China and end the era of conflict. After seizing back authority from Chancellor Buwei Lü, King Ying Zheng pushes toward creating a unified state governed by law, supported by key allies such as strategist Changping Jun and Legalist Li Si. Qin launches a military campaign to seize land from the state of Zhao, but their advance is blocked by the brilliant tactician Li Mu. In response, Changping Jun devises a bold plan: bypass Zhao's defenses and strike directly at the vital city of Gyou, which lies near Zhao's capital. For this high-risk mission, a powerful coalition army is assembled, commanded by the strategists Ou Sen (Wang Jian), Kan Ki (Huan Yi), and the warrior queen Yo Tan Wa (Yang Duanhe). They are accompanied by the emerging leaders of Qin's military: Xin’s Fei Xin Force, Mou Ten (Meng Tian)'s Gaku Ka Unit, and Ou Hon (Wang Ben)'s Gyoku Hou Unit, each operating independently. The struggle for Gyou begins, and its result will decide the future of Qin's ambition to unite the realm.

Fifth season of Kingdom.

In the happiest moments of Keisuke Niijima's life, he treasured every instant with his wife Takae. Their relationship began at work, grew into love, led to marriage, and eventually brought their daughter Mai into the world. After Takae's passing, time stood still for Keisuke, making it difficult for him to connect with Mai. Ten years later, a change looms over the melancholic Niijima household when a young girl arrives at the door, claiming to be Takae's reincarnation. After verifying her assertion, Keisuke's perspective shifts, and he eagerly looks forward to creating new memories with his cherished family. Yet, this extraordinary turn of events harbors significant dangers, and one misstep could lead to devastating consequences for Keisuke and those close to him.

In My Clueless First Friend, Akane Nishimura's reserved demeanor leads her classmates to view her as gloomy and unfriendly. Her intense stare earns her the ominous nickname "Grim Reaper," and she endures ongoing bullying from those who believe she has cursed powers that bring bad luck to anyone nearby. Despite these rumors, transfer student Taiyou Takada is eager to become Akane's friend. Fascinated by anything supernatural, Taiyou approaches the Grim Reaper without fear, unaware of the tense atmosphere in the classroom. His cheerful personality and optimistic outlook may be just what Akane needs to change her situation.

Following the end of the grand coalition war, China's attention turns to economic rebuilding, with the state of Qin also focused on recovery. Within Qin, the ongoing power struggle between Ying Zheng and Buwei Lü's factions continues. Even though Zheng's popularity grew from his role as the symbolic king during the coalition war, Lü remains a major threat, planning to disrupt Zheng's coming-of-age ceremony, scheduled for 18 months from now. Meanwhile, a 20,000-soldier army from Zhao approaches Qin. With no capable generals available to counter this threat, Lü suggests that Zheng should lead the troops himself. However, Cheng Jiao, Zheng's half-brother, volunteers instead, having earned Zheng's trust through their collaboration during the coalition war. Zheng accepts Jiao's offer. Surprisingly, the Zhao army retreats shortly after engaging with Jiao's forces. Amidst these events, the internal strife in Qin deepens. Zheng can only rely on two allies: General Bi, who commands 30,000 soldiers, and Xin, the leader of the Fei Xin unit.

Following the victorious Sanyou campaign, the Qin forces, led by 1,000-Man Commander Xin, advance towards fulfilling King Ying Zheng's goal of unifying China. With a strategic base in Wei secured, Qin shifts its attention to the eastern territories and the remaining warring states. In parallel, Li Mu, Zhao’s newly appointed prime minister and a master strategist, uses the temporary ceasefire with Qin to forge alliances with the other states undisturbed. Suddenly, Ying Zheng learns that armies from Chu, Zhao, Wei, Han, Yan, and Qi have launched an invasion into Qin territory. Recognizing the deception behind Li Mu's truce too late, Zheng urgently gathers his advisors to counter the coalition's threat. For the first time, Qin stands on the brink of total destruction and must employ all available resources and tactics to survive.