*“We were happy until that fateful day.”* Born into a clan of apothecaries, Olive is a young girl who dreams of continuing her family’s legacy. But then, one day, her hometown gets attacked. She loses her entire family, except for her older sister. They get adopted by the lord of the domain, Earl Elvert, only to be treated like livestock. Olive does everything to protect her physically disabled sister, who’s eventually taken hostage in order to coerce Olive to abuse her power. *“It's because only your family can make a ‘perfect poison’ causing instant death.”* That is, an ability to refine a special kind of poison from her blood. Olive is forced to assume a false identity, marry and later poison the infamous ""Murderous Duke."" However, contrary to the rumors, Duke Victor seems to be an honest and kindhearted man... *“I don’t want to kill him. But as things stand, my sister...”* The more love she feels from Victor, the more her anguish grows. (Source: POCKET COMICS)

If people who turn into animals really existed in the modern world, how would they behave? This book gives some realistic, yet unexpected, answers. Nobody is a complete good guy or bad guy--every character is a complex figure, and even the bad guys have some very good reasons for what they do. Leo is an innocent caught in the midst of it all, but nothing like the "helpless killer" stereotype of American werewolf movies--he is a person in control of his own powers, trying to decide what to do with his life now that so much has changed.

In ancient Japan the Gowa family create a demonic Armor in order to defeat their enemies. Hundreds of years later this armor is exploited by the Gowa in the development of Tactical Armor for military usage and the usurpation of Japan.

Sou is a God of Death, who's fallen behind on her quota. She looks through the 'Black Book' filled with dangerous souls. Though when she offers Ashiya Makoto anything she wants in exchange for her soul she gets an unexpected request!

There’s a price to be paid for a seemingly perfect life. For Raven, the dashing young son of a duke tasked with guarding the empire, marriage represents nothing but a downward spiral into misery. Cherishing his freedom as a bachelor, Raven is perplexed when the daughter of rival House Sharen makes him a daring proposal of marriage. But there’s a hitch: Lady Estrella Sharen is an infamous villainess who is feared across the empire! Raven suspects there is more to her than meets the eye, but nonetheless agrees to enter into a marriage contract… (Source: WEBTOON)

When Su-Na Choi wakes up in the body of the villainess Edith Rigelhof, she’s confident that she’s got this! After all, she knows how this is typically supposed to go: A girl dies, reincarnates into a romance novel as the villainess, uses her wits and foreknowledge to avoid death, and lives happily ever after (and maybe even wins over a hot guy or two). Except...saying that things aren’t working out as she’d hoped would be putting it lightly. Killian Rudwick, her new husband and the second male lead, seems hellbent on finding every reason under the sun to despise her, and any attempt to fix her reputation appears to be futile. It’s almost as if some higher power is refusing to let her change Edith's place in the narrative—but with her life on the line, she must find a way to break the story’s hold before it’s too late! (Source: Ize Press) *Note: Includes 15 extra chapters.*

Meet Reiji Yoshida: a yuri otaku that loves yuri more than anything else in the world. All he wants is to enjoy his hobby in peace, but trouble ensues when he crosses paths with Mitsuru Hoshina, a fujoshi who is obsessed with boys’ love. Hijinks ensue, and a vengeful ghost residing in their school’s manga club swaps their bodies! Polar opposites in both personalities and hobbies clash in this exciting first volume—follow the adventures of their comedic body swap experiences! (Source: J-Novel Club) *Note: Includes five extra chapters.*

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)

After years in the criminal underworld, Dao Tongda faces death with nothing to show for his life except a handful of coins. But the heavens grant him an impossible miracle when he wakes up in the body of his 18-year-old self. Reuniting with old friends at the Guanghua Road Fixer Agency, he sets out to claim the power and wealth that once escaped him. But in a world ruled by blood and betrayal, can Tongda rewrite his fate and claim the throne of the night? Or is history doomed to repeat itself? (Source: Tapas)

Xie Yanhuan, disguised as Chen's Ninth Princess, was forced to marry Emperor Yan Gui as a surrogate. On the night of the wedding, Xie Yanhuan's true identity is revealed, all hope appears to be lost. Isn't Xie male? Yan is aware of this, but why doesn't Yan seem angry? (Source: INKR) *Notes: \- Chapter count includes 4 extras \- Originally published under the title **Zhuan Chong Guifei Shi Nanren** (专宠贵妃是男人)*

The knight was originally meant to rescue the princess from the evil villain, however, since the princess had already gotten married with the evil villain, the knight wouldn’t be able to ever accomplish his errand. While being in confusion, he incidentally rescued a vampire. What he didn’t expect was that the vampire would end up being such a bother! The lustrousness of the knight’s blood made it the vampire’s favorite food! (Source: Bilibili Comics)