*Note: Includes one extra chapter.*

Ryui Atrei is a child prodigy who skipped grades to enter a magic high school at the age of 12. His true identity is that of a reincarnated person who studied magic in a previous life. In order to save his younger brother from an incurable illness, he searches for healing magic, which is considered rare in modern times. His first clue is the "Three Wise Men," great wizards with vast knowledge. Will he be able to find these legendary figures? And will he be able to protect his brother? The boy's journey begins now. (Source: eBook Japan Plus, translated)

It is the Taisho era, and Koharu, a young girl who has lost her parents, is taken in by relatives. Treated coldly by her stepparents, she decides to become a sacrifice to the terrifying water god, rumored to be both a dragon and a giant snake, in place of her beloved younger sister. "It may be a tiny life, but if it can save my adorable younger sister..." At the moment she is attacked by the giant snake calling itself the water god, someone in the shape of a beautiful human appears...! A tale of pure love and interspecies marriage between a water god at the mercy of fate and his sacrificial bride!

Hilda, the eldest daughter of the Countess of Grenfell, is trying to prevent her sister Louise from selling herself to the Marquis of Wessels, to whom she is engaged to be betrothed. However, the Marquis bluntly says "No". Louise is a popular socialite, while her sister Hilda is misunderstood and shunned as a "villainess from a novel" because of her mannerisms and her eyes. Hilda declares to the Marquis that she will not marry him unless he overturns her reputation. Hilda declares to the Marquis, "I'll get rid of that nickname."

Mia grew up a commoner, but after her parents died, she and her younger brother were taken in by their uncle, an earl, and spent their days as a countess. One day, however, Mia is chosen as the bride-to-be of the crown prince Albert, which brings her mother-in-law and sister-in-law Isabelle into disrepute. Furthermore, Isabelle orders Mia to play the role of a villainess and intentionally break off the engagement...? This is the start of a love fantasy between the dauphin and a (pretending) villainess who are not always straightforward!

Hinageshi is a 15-year-old girl who runs "Ajisaiya" in Fukagawa, Edo during the Genroku era (1688-1704). With the nagging god of the kamado, Aragami, as her partner, she is training to carry on her late parents' will to "cook food that makes people happy"!　However, she is troubled by the fact that customers don't come to her restaurant because it is too shabby... and it may be on the verge of extinction!　 However, a request from Izutsu, the only regular customer and a town's commoner, leads to the solution of various problems and troubles with dishes like "okusuri," a medicine that heals the mind and body - and so it goes. An oedo gourmet tale of medicine, food, and compassion!

Japan has yet to become one unified country. A sudden cease-fire prevails in the fighting between the Yamato Imperial Court and the native Emishi people over Japan's northeastern Tohoku region. An Imperial Court envoy visits Aterui, the chief of a great Emishi tribe. The envoy who calls himself Sanekage proclaims, "Let's go on a journey to hunt a demon together." A demon created by a shōmoji entertainer in the Imperial Court had suddenly started attacking people indiscriminately. Aterui had no reason to lend a hand to his careless enemies, but he decides to embark on this journey due to Sanekage's offer related to revenge for Aterui's wife. (Source: Anime News Network) *Note: Includes 3 extra chapters.*