*Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*

From the moment she was betrayed by her first boyfriend, Makimura Sachie decides to live her life freely in a share-house that forbids love! But it seems like the people staying there all have different views on love...? (Source: LINE, translated)

The manga centers on a woman named Haiji, whose eccentric grandfather has just passed away, and left her his mountain cabin. Her grandfather worked with a man named Kirishima, who didn't fit Haiji's image of mountaineers at all. Haiji plans to visit the mountain cabin, but finds difficulty with the unforgiving climb. Once she makes it, the sight she sees changes her, and she makes a decision. (Source: Anime News Network)

An anthology series of *Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru.*

Naomi Akimoto's friend passed away from a cancer that modern medicine still has no cure for. Even knowing that she only has half a year of life left, she tries to live her life to the max! Her mother tries to force feed her macrobiotic food, her boyfriend tries to convince her to use unproven treatments... A documentary about what is to live and die from cancer, what that means, and what to do when the hospital and doctors give up on a patient! (Translated from Sendai Editora)

When he transmigrated for the first time, Yan Zhaoge built an arsenal of max-level equipment. So when he transmigrated for a second time, into a world before the development of martial arts, it felt like playing a game on easy mode. But don't be too complacent! There's something wrong with the plot? I am not the protagonist? I'm actually the handsome and rich, but villainous senior who is trying to steal the girl from the protagonist? (Source: Tencent, translated)

Okumura Hijiri, a girl who can see spirits and ghosts, finds out she's engaged to a kitsune, Gin, due to a forgotten promise of ten years ago. Gin tries to convince Hijiri to marry him, but things are made more complicated by Toono Kazuhiko, the boy Hijiri loves, and Rin, Gin's ex-girlfriend.

The young wolf cub and his bad-tempered sect founder have an improper monastic life. The wolf cub is very upset because his sect founder, a male mother, flirts with him every day. What should he do? (Source: Bilibili, translated)

Set about 2 years before the events in Les Mille Fleurs, it follows the story of Chika’s brother, Shin, a talented artist in the 12th grade, and a clumsy high school freshman called Ayana.

Meet Sefiria. She may be just a baby now, but she holds a dangerous secret - she has memories of her previous life as a Japanese salarywoman. Anyway, yadda yadda yadda, she died, got isekai’d, bada bing bada boom. Now for the meat and potatoes of things. After experiencing the hell of living in such a rigid society like Japan beforehand, Sefiria wants to avoid making that same mistake in her second life. That’s when she remembered a famous saying back in her previous life: “At ten years old, you can be a prodigy. At fifteen years old, you can be a genius. At twenty years old, you’ll just be a normal person.” While the new world she was born in considers adulthood to start at the age of 15, Sefiria has a repository of knowledge from her old life to help back her up. Can she become a prodigy at an early age, revolutionize her world, and ensure herself a slow life that any Japanese reader would love to self-insert into?