"Becuase I have to save the world" Kusunoki Masaomi confesses to her with a crazy nonsense reason. Of course, the confession was not real. It was supposed to be a punishment game. And yet his lie was accepted. Kika Hibari is a beautiful girl who is isolated from other people because of her talk about being the "savior" of the "spiritual world" and other strange topics. But when he started going out with her, unlike the rumors, they can have normal conversations, and it turns out she can be honest and sweet... Maybe she is just a cute girl? Masaomi found himself becoming serious about his feelings for her, but the more he learns about her, the more he realizes that her fantasies are "real," and she is not the only one involved― "Masaomi-kun, do you believe my 'world' ?" A little denpa love story where feelings that started as a lie become something more. (Source: Dengeki Bunko, translated) *Note: Gold Prize winner in the 31st Dengeki Novel Awards.*

Keishirou and Hikaru are a couple famous for their togetherness. They're big jokers, and always end up by saying 'Ai ga areba!' which means something like 'as long as there's love!'. However, there's no romance, and Hikaru starts to get worried, watching other couples, that Keishirou doesn't love her romantically, but just as a friend...

Rikka has two treasures-her ultra-cute clothes and accessories, which she wears, being in the Lolita style, and the man she loves, Manabu. She fell in love with him one day when she saw him refuse a hooker on the street, saying he could never sleep with someone he doesn't love. Rikka is always visiting his apartment to see him, even though they're 10 years apart(Rikka's 16, Manabu's 26) and Manabu is a totally average salaryman while Rikka stands out wherever she goes. Manabu puts up with her, but one day Rikka interrupts a party that Manabu is having with his co-workers, and Rikka feels left out. There's a woman at the party who's obviously after Manabu, and is the exact opposite of Rikka-adult clothes, adult body, lots of makeup, etc. Rikka gets annoyed and to prove that she's 'grown-up', she drinks some straight liquor. Manabu has to take her home, and her father is waiting outside. When he sees the state that Rikka's in, he blames Manabu and tells him never to see Rikka again...

A girl moves to Tokyo from Osaka, and becomes friends with an outgoing guy named Hare.

Set in the days of feudal Japan, Sansū Ōji is a parody of samurai drama manga. The "math prince" is a right triangle-wielding mercenary mathematician who helps those in mathematical distress—for a fee. In addition to freeing people from arithmetical oppression, he also takes on evil mathematicians.