Genre - Drama

If you found out that someone at work was having an affair, how would you respond? Since it is not really your business, you can decide to ignore the situation. But if nothing is done, that may all change in a heartbeat. Has an affair grown out of control at work? Is it impeding your career and creating a stuffy work environment? If so, Rei Saegusa, the chic and stylish breakup specialist at Affair Enders, might be able to help. Who is Rei going to target next?

After learning about a position with a greater salary, Yuurin, the daughter of a low-ranking government official, visited the royal palace. That role, however, is to play the role of Haku Reishou's bride, who is feared to be the cold-blooded and vicious "His Majesty, the Wolf." After discovering His Majesty's secret, Yuurin finds herself trapped as his temporary bride in the conspiratorial royal palace.

From Kotonoha Wolfsmund is a dark historical manga set in the early 14th century of Europe (Switzerland). The story revolves around the eponymous fortress in the St. Gotthard Pass which is ruled by a sadistic tyrant. Basically, each chapter deals with characters who for some reason have to cross the pass and who end up getting interrogated by the mentioned tyrant. What sets this manga apart is the fact that there's rarely a happy ending for our protagonists. The author pulls no punches to show us just how brutal and inhuman the Middle Ages really were.

Keitarou Itsuki is a high school student unhappy about the menacing look of his eyes. Keitarou tries to confess to the girl he likes, Aoi Tokujira, but she rejects him flat out. Thinking that his eyes were the reason why she rejected him, he confides in his older sister about it at her salon, who helps by giving him a complete makeover...as a pretty girl! Forced to head home like this, he runs into Aoi in town, but she doesn't recognize him and thinks he's a somewhat manly girl. Before he can leave, Aoi asks him to help her overcome a problem she's had for many years: an intense fear of men.

a world covered in an ocean of snow that never ends and never stops growing. Either huddled around the massive tree roots that dot the surface or high in the canopy that covers the planet's atmosphere, the people survive. A series of events that will alter the course of the world are initiated when Kaina, a young woman from the canopy, and Liliha, a young woman from the surface, meet by chance.

Based on Gaston Leroux's "The Phantom of the Opera."

From Day of the River: One day, Takamiya Naho receives a letter written to herself from ten years in the future. As Naho reads on, the letter recites the exact events of the day, including the transfer of a new student into her class named Naruse Kakeru. The Naho from ten years later repeatedly states that she has many regrets, and she wants to fix these by making sure the Naho from the past can make the right decisions—especially regarding Kakeru. What's more shocking is that she discovers that ten years later, Kakeru will no longer be with them. Future Naho asks her to watch over him closely.

KOR is the story of the Kasuga family, but mostly the oldest son, Kyosuke (who narrates), as they move to a new town after being found out to be a family of ESPers. Kyosuke meets a pretty young girl as he counts the "100 steps" (there may only be 99) that lead to his new school and is immediately smitten. However, the pretty young girl, named Ayukawa Madoka has agreed to help her best friend Hiyama Hikaru win Kyosuke. Thus, a love triangle is born.

A man comes home one day to have his wife give him divorce papers. A woman comes home to her apartment one day to find a woman she doesn’t know wrapped in a towel coming out of the shower. They both get conned by the same real estate conman on the same house, a 4LDK. So now the man, his two sons, the woman, and her two daughters live in the same house.

Nakatani Yuto, a student, was supposed to live a normal life; however, his entire class was taken to another world. Yuto, on the other hand, received the undesirable skill of "Absorption," which was praised as a hero by all of the students.

Shimatani Shousuke, a supervisor for a distributed organization in Tokyo and Yamauchi Shinichirou, an alum of one of Japan's top colleges and bank representative, have been closest companions throughout the entire life. After them two proposed to the same young lady, to keep their fellowship in place, each of them three choose to get hitched. Will this choice unite them, or wind up with one of them being deserted?

Yohei’s father has been training him to become a ninja since he was a young boy. One day, Yohei is given his final test – to defeat his father.

Amatsuyu "Jouro" Kisaragi is a totally normal second-year secondary school understudy who has two dates more than one end of the week—with the understudy gathering president Sakura "Universe" Akino on Saturday, at that point with his beloved companion Aoi "Himawari" Hinata on Sunday. Unfortunately for Jouro, the two young ladies announce their adoration for his closest companion Taiyou "Sun-chan" Ooga, the expert of the baseball crew. Tolerating every one of their solicitations for counsel and direction, he is presently answerable for helping the two young ladies win the core of a similar person. Unbeknownst to his companions, Jouro's amicable and inhumane picture is everything except a stratagem intended to give himself a role as the confused hero of a course book rom-com. A conniver under his chipper veneer, he causes the best of this unforeseen new development with another arrangement: to get Sun-chan to succumb to either Cosmos or Himawari and take the different as his own prize. Be that as it may, Jouro's final desperate attempt is undermined by the bleak, four-looked at Sumireko "Pansy" Sanshokuin, who shocks Jouro with her insight into his mystery character as well as an admission to the genuine self he stowed away for this time. Stuck in this cleverly muddled circumstance, every one of the five understudies must explore innumerable untruths, traps, and errors to end up as the winner.