“There’s surely no place for me here, either.” Elena Sazandra, abused by her family and unable to fulfill her role as a songstress, loses even her fiancé to her stepsister and is ultimately expelled from her home as a “good-for-nothing.” The marriage forced upon her by her parents is to Luval Alvin, known as the “Man-Eating Marquis of the Frontier.” On her way to his northern territory, Barley, Elena is abandoned in a monster-infested forest at the behest of her stepsister. Just as she is about to give up on life, the person who appears before her is none other than her soon-to-be husband, Luval himself. https://mechacomic.jp/books/200357

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To protect her homeland, Louise marries Arsenio, the first prince of a neighboring kingdom. But her husband’s constant unfaithfulness shatters their marriage, and she finds herself shunned even by her mother-in-law for failing to produce an heir. Lonely and heartbroken, Louise flees a humiliating scene at a royal ball. Only to encounter a mysterious young man in the Rose Palace. From their very first meeting, he confesses his love for her. Yet this stranger turns out to be none other than the kingdom’s long-missing second prince...! **Original Webtoon:** [MechaComic](https://mechacomic.jp/books/197321)

[title](https://mechacomic.jp/books/197322) Natalia, who was politically married to Klaus, a renowned war god, at the age of eight, has spent ten years in a stagnant relationship with him. Even after reaching adulthood, their marriage remains unchanged. Fearing the day when she would be labeled an inadequate wife, Natalia runs away from Klaus, thinking she is insignificant. But to her surprise, Klaus chases after her. This is the story of how two people who have been at odds for so long finally come to understand each other and become a true couple. This work is a comic adaptation of the popular novel "Tenth Year of Devotion: The Count's Daughter and the Empire's God of War" from "Everystar."