Lee Seojun could only watch as his daughter, the witch Lee Seola, turned into the wicked final boss who destroyed the world and brought upon his death. Though never a good dad, as he loses consciousness, Seojun gets a new quest: “Change The Future.” Upon awakening, he sees a 5-year-old Seola standing before him. Now, Seojun must raise Seola to avoid the misfortunes that originally turned her wicked and become the caring father she never had. The price of failure? Only the end of the world. (Source: Tapas)

Adapting the episodes of the smash-hit BBC America/Hartswood Films TV show that sees Sherlock and Watson tackling brain-teasing crimes in modern-day London. (Source: Titan Comics)

Exceptionally gifted to his own detriment, Prince Cecil had always found life effortlessly mundane. One ordinary day, his life took an unexpected turn when he became engaged to Miss Bertia, the Chancellor’s daughter. This engagement, however, was anything but typical. “Prince Cecil! I must confess – I am the villain of this story!” Bertia’s declaration was startling. She claimed to have memories of her former life, where she had been the antagonist in a “Otome game”. Her lofty ambition was to excel as a villainess and thus have her engagement annulled. However, despite her plans for various misdeeds, her attempts have always been unsuccessful. Is her fiancé, who aspires to master villainous finesse, simply misguided in his endeavours? *Source: Hanashi Media*

Raon was once a loyal assassin for House Robert until Derus killed him. Not willing to give up, Raon prayed for vengeance and woke as a member of House Sieghart, the most powerful noble house. He’ll need all of their near-infinite resources to get revenge. Though he carried over knowledge of a powerful Flame Link technique, he also carries the Curse of Bitter Frost, something that’s slowly killing him. As if that weren’t enough, the demonic embodiment of Wrath is trying to take over his body. (Source: Tapas)

What would you do if you were reincarnated in a fantasy world as four spiders? *Source: Yen Press, Vol. 1*

Hansol is excited to begin her college career when a fatal accident whisks her away to a mystical land. Now in the body of Finea Macaira, the daughter of Drayfox nobility and a descendant of one of the five heroes of the empire, she must learn to forget about the past and embrace this magical new world. It won’t come easy, as Finea discovers within herself a great magical ability that’s powerful beyond her control. Meanwhile, an ancient and destructive force of evil is about to return... But under the protection of the six elemental spirits and a friendly dragon, she may just be able to hone her potential and fulfill her destiny as one of the empire’s great heroes. (Source: TappyToon)

Manga about Leonhardt's life within the Sora no Kiseki story.

Never underestimate a humble palace maid! Like the leading ladies of lore, Deokim is headstrong. She translates literature to support her family while juggling palace chores and a few sly pranks on the side. Be it fortune or ill-fate, rumors of Deokim’s literary talents spread, and everyone from the queen to the crown prince takes note of her skills. But as the tides of political intrigue shift, Deokim must walk a fine line among the royals, particularly the crown prince. After all, the court ladies don’t call him “The Goblin'' for nothing… (Source: Tapas)

For a tripled salary, Lin Zicheng, a straight man put on a woman's dress to go to work. He just did not expect Gu Fang, a CEO who never liked women would fall in love at first sight with his cross-dressed self! Wasn't it rumored that the chief's orientation is questionable, since he never approached women? "Where's your modesty, chief?!" (Source: Bilibili Comics) *Notes: \- Chapter count includes 7 extras \- Originally published under the title **Bing Bushi Wo Xiang Chuan Nü Zhuang** (并不是我想穿女装, It's Not Like I Want to Dress Like a Woman), which was later changed to **Bing Bushi Wo Xiang Dang Mishu** (并不是我想当秘书, It's Not Like I Want to be a Secretary)*

With the death of Earth’s potential Constellation, the Crimson Eye is now bent on consuming the world. Simun Kim--an alchemist out of necessity, due to an inability to use magic--successfully transmuted the Philosopher’s Stone to stop this cosmic threat. But he still failed. As death closes in, the Philosopher’s Stone rewinds time, waking Simun in the past with one last chance to rewrite the end of the world. (Source: Tapas)