If you have someone you hate so much that you want them to die, visit the sorcerer Kai. He will give you what you wish, in exchange for only ten years of your own life. (Source: Bunkasha, translated) Volume 1: **Maikyuu no Shoujo** (迷宮の少女) Volume 2: **Cinderella no Yakata** (シンデレラの館) Volume 3: **Tanjoubi ni Korosareru** (誕生日に殺される) Volume 4: **1/2 no Akuma** (1／2の悪魔) Volume 5: **Ishi no Candy** (石のキャンディー) Volume 6: **Hoshinaki Yoru ni** (星なき夜に) Volume 7: **Hana no Kiseki** (華の軌跡) Volume 8: **Matenrou no Shita de** (摩天楼の下で) Volume 9: **Koufukugari** (幸福狩り) Volume 10: **Shirayuki Jigoku-hen** (白雪地獄変) Volume 11: **Menou no Noroi** (瑪瑙の呪い)

The world just isn't fair and Elizabeth Burton knows that better than anyone. Reincarnated into an otome game as a two-bit villainess, she's been doomed by the genre's tropes to a life of misery. What's a girl to do... but cross-dress her way into the main character's heart and a guaranteed happy ending of course! After years of blood, sweat, and tears fashioning herself into the perfect heartthrob, all she has to do is wait for the fated first meeting with the main character... or so she thought! As it turns out, her manly charms have come back to bite her in the butt. The other love interests have started cross-dressing too, and they don't want the main character's heart—they want Elizabeth's! (Source: J-Novel Club)

Kana is always full of vitality, and her nickname is "rabbit." She feels, however, hopeless longing for Yuji, her senior.

Mirai Todoroki, a freshman at Arashino Girls’ High School, is petite but has a deep passion for table tennis. She once had the skill to compete at the national level, but after suffering a crushing defeat against a player with overwhelming talent during her middle school years, she gave up the sport. Then one day, a transfer student named Oka Harusaki joins the table tennis club… *Source: MANGA Plus* ---- **Todoroki Mirei**, a first-year student at Arashino Girls’ High School, is petite but a huge table tennis enthusiast, with skills that could have taken her to the national level. However, during her middle school days, she faced an opponent with overwhelming talent, suffered a crushing defeat with no way to fight back, and ultimately quit table tennis. Around this time, **Harusaki Ōka** transfers to the school and joins the table tennis club…? A youthful table tennis story by **Hirakata Masahiro**, the creator of “[Debby the Corsifa wa Makezugirai](https://mangabaka.org/283)” *Source: Shounen Jump Plus, translated*

An introductory one-shot for the hit game "Captain Velvet Meteor: The Jump+ Dimensions" available now! (Source: MANGA Plus)

Tsubaki Sadamitsu is a young punk and Leader of the Corpse Gang who, after a chance encounter with an alien robot, is forced to take up the task of capturing rukeitai (intergalactic criminals). His job is made harder with the appearance of the Vulture, a last ditch effort to keep the rukeitai under control.

Everything’s gone screwy at Tagai Academy. When the headmaster forces Minagi’s entire class to study Einstein’s theory of relativity over summer school, Minagi volunteers to go in their place. There’s just one problem: He’s never even heard of relativity before! Luckily, Minagi has the plucky Miss Uraga to teach him. Follow along with The Manga Guide to Relativity as Minagi learns about the non-intuitive laws that shape our universe. Before you know it, you’ll master difficult concepts like inertial frames of reference, unified spacetime, and the equivalence principle. You’ll see how relativity affects modern astronomy and discover why GPS systems and other everyday technologies depend on Einstein’s extraordinary discovery. The Manga Guide to Relativity also teaches you how to: Understand and use E = mc2, the world’s most famous equation Calculate the effects of time dilation using the Pythagorean theorem Understand classic thought experiments like the Twin Paradox, and see why length contracts and mass increases at relativistic speeds Grasp the underpinnings of Einstein’s special and general theories of relativity If the idea of bending space and time really warps your brain, let The Manga Guide to Relativity straighten things out. (Source: No Starch Press)

Cryptography is hard, but it’s less hard when it’s filled with adorable Japanese manga. The latest addition to the Manga Guide series. As you follow Inspector Jun Meguro in his quest to bring a cipher-wielding thief to justice, you’ll learn how cryptographic ciphers work. (Ciphers are the algorithms at the heart of cryptography.) Like all books in the Manga Guide series, The Manga Guide to Cryptography is illustrated throughout with memorable Japanese manga as it dives deep into advanced cryptography topics, such as classic substitution, polyalphabetic, and transposition ciphers; symmetric-key algorithms like block and DES (Data Encryption Standard) ciphers; and how to use public key encryption technology. It also explores practical applications of encryption such as digital signatures, password security, and identity fraud countermeasures. The Manga Guide to Cryptography is the perfect introduction to cryptography for programmers, security professionals, aspiring cryptographers, and anyone who finds cryptography just a little bit hard. (Source: No Starch Press)

Zaji, a young stranger who is characterized by carrying a scar below his left eye and a cold stare, escapes from the organization "Home" to find someone. Having grown up and been educated, trained and probably changed to "Home" as a soldier first, they send their murderers to make him pay his betrayal.

In the beginning, this place was filled with someone's memories—sad memories. With the passage of time, those memories break down, and every so often, they creep into our everyday world as…disturbances. Why do they show themselves to us? Perhaps they seek a mouthpiece for their own despair, or something else entirely. When strangeness takes root in a place of woe, the seeds of dread begin to germinate… (Source: Yen Press)