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High schooler Gyubin Ji, a psychic who can read minds, meets Byeol Yu, a mysterious new classmate. The twist? Byeol is actually a human-hating alien in disguise, sent to decide humanity’s fate! As unexpected sparks fly between them, Gyubin must win Byeol's heart—and save Earth! Will he make it?

The story of a reclusive Archmage heroine and a slightly obsessive male lead who ends up chasing after her. Amelia, a slave on the brink of death after being experimented on by her evil master, miraculously awakens her magic powers purely out of a survival instinct and finds herself returning five years into the past. Now free from the chains of slavery and having accidentally killed her master, she flees. Determined to hide her past, she tries to avoid using magic, but her mysterious background prevents her from getting a job. Desperate to make a living, she starts secretly creating and selling magical scrolls. However, her scrolls are so powerful that people begin chasing her down to recruit her. Escaping to a newly established kingdom, she finds herself pursued by none other than the king, who wants to recruit her as well! Join Amelia, the clueless Archmage, in her bustling survival adventure!

From a young age, Princess Sakura was told never to gaze at the moon but never provided a reason. Now at 14 years of age, she dreads her marriage to her betrothed, Prince Oura, a man with whom she has only ever communicated through letters. With no family any longer to speak of, she lives as an outcast in a village as she awaits the day of her wedding. When the prince's emissary, Aoba, comes to take Sakura to the palace, the rebellious princess decides to run away to avoid the marriage. In her attempt to escape, she accidentally lays eyes on the full moon, and a demon appears to attack her. After being saved by Aoba, Sakura is told that she is the granddaughter of Princess Kaguya and also an immortal youko—exactly like the demon that descended from the sky. Equipped with the legendary Chizakura blade, Sakura is now tasked with defeating the youko that threaten to hurt the people closest to her. Her mission is tied to her Soul Symbol—a single kanji character that indicates a person's true nature at birth. Sakura's Soul Symbol represents "destroy," an ominous yet mysterious sign that is more than meets the eye. Burdened with the choice to determine where her allegiances lie, Sakura confronts her destiny and a world plagued by the schism between youko and mankind. Included one-shots: Volume 5: Shiro Bara Gakuen Vampire Rose (White Rose Academy Vampire Rose) Volume 6: Tenshi no Kinka Maple Rose (The Angelic Coin of Maple Rose) Volume 8: I.O.N

Hiromu is a boy in high school who has everything he could ever ask for in life: friends, a normal routine, and a girlfriend. However, one day he asks about someone named Tetsuya, and to his surprise, no one knows who he is. Hiromu is called crazy by his classmates for insisting that Tetsuya is real. Suddenly, on his way home, he runs into a boy who actually remembers Tetsuya, referring to him as "delicious." It isn't until later that Hiromu learns of even stranger happenings. According to the boy, Hiromu's name is Glorious Lily and his girlfriend is not who she appears to be. Instead, her name is Valeriana, a beautiful and unfeeling girl. With the help of this mysterious boy, Hiromu delves into his past and learns the truth about who Valeriana is, as well as who he himself is.

A girl named Taiga, struggling with her aggressive tendencies, generously offers a drink to a starving boy, who takes advantage of the situation and kisses her. Later on, at her new school, the same boy, Anri Iseya, approaches her and insists on becoming her subordinate... Can Taiga master the challenge of taming this black beast and asserting her strong will at just 16 years old? Let the perilous journey begin!

Inspired by Saiunkoku Monogatari. Hisui, who works for the Golden Rooster Theatre Group, was orphaned when her parents were killed in a giant massacre ten years ago and her brother Kohaku was abducted. One day, she is summoned to the Emperor's palace and only agrees to go because she suspects that he is behind her brother's disappearance.

Everyone knows Duke Windzorice is a cold, powerful man, but for the young saint Lilliette, he's a kind adult and just the person to save her from the Temple's abuse! After healing his eyes, Lilliette is granted a home at Windzorice Castle, but the Temple's not willing to let her go. That's when the duke comes up with a foolproof plan to keep her by his side... They'll say she's his daughter! Can this fake family vanquish the Temple and live in peace? Or will the little saint suffer once more?

One day, a girl awakens as 6-year-old St. Priscilla, the heroine of her most cherished novel. The catch? She is destined to suffer with an abusive adoptive family! To avoid this, she adopts her ultimate bias, the ruthless Emperor Melkiades, as her father instead. Although spending her days fangirling and redeeming her bias's tarnished name seems like a dream come true, with so many foes still lurking in the shadows, can this young saint protect Melkiades and find happiness for them both?

In a novel, I was reborn as a supporting character with the added role of being a "magpie bridge" in the romantic story Hestia's Boys. Despite my family's debts and a hopeless romantic situation, I became a civil servant to enjoy the wealth and honor I never had before. However, the male characters in the story seem different from their original portrayal. Keurigord, Hylli, and Yves act strangely, and Sean's blush now reaches the tip of his ears. Instead of obsessing over the female lead, they do other things. Charine West, who just wanted a normal life, now finds herself surviving in Char-Char's reverse harem.

Susan is initially depicted in the novel as the perfect, sweet protagonist, leading Lady Medena Rodenherg to support her without hesitation. However, it quickly becomes clear that Susan's character is not what it seems, leading to Medena's misplaced trust and eventual unjust execution. Faced with losing everything, Medena travels back in time to team up with Pharren, the novel's antagonist, and realizes that he may not be the villain she originally thought. Having been reincarnated into a novel where she supported the villainess, Medena suffered harassment and a tragic death. But with a second chance, she plans to make things right by not sacrificing herself for the deceitful Suzanne. Armed with the truth about Suzanne's true nature, Medena goes back in time to the day before they met and is determined to have her own happy ending, free from the heroine's control.

In a reverse harem novel, I assumed the role of a supporting character as the young concubine who had met her tragic end for her stint of seeking attention from the female lead, Emperor and manipulating the male leads, who were also her fellow concubines. Fortunately, I inherited her body right after entering the Imperial Palace, ensuring that no one formed a solid opinion of me, and hence, I prioritised staying out of trouble, paying no heed to the Concubines' prying gazes. However, I was taken aback to see them become excessively benevolent and offer me presents. Their conduct confused me, and I felt uneasy with their endearing expressions, preferring solitude in my palace instead of the fanciful fairy tale books, gleaming jewels and silk they showered me with.

I'm stuck in a twisted rendition of Little Red Riding Hood, living out scenes from an R19 novel where the main character ruthlessly destroys wolves. The problem is, my little brother is a wolf, and we're both in perilous danger. To protect him, I've craftily hidden us deep in the woods, far from Red Riding Hood's reach. Our goal is to escape to the human world and live without fear. But everything changes when I discover a young girl laying in the snow. Despite the risks, I feel compelled to assist her and lead her back to our hideout. It's not until later that I realize with shock that the girl I helped is the notorious Little Red Riding Hood. What's even more astonishing is that she has no memory of her past or the events that occurred.