[title](https://www.cmoa.jp/title/243504/) Because I was reincarnated as a villain's daughter, We will train the Mob Prince, who was a hidden high spec, and break the ruin flag! The main character is reincarnated as Sharon, the villainess of an otome game. When you realize her reincarnation, she is also the target of the game. Just before my engagement event with the second prince Travis! Her engagement was broken off by Travis. Sharon wants to avoid her future of being locked up in a convent for the rest of her life. She proposes marriage to the third prince Felix, who was a mob in the game. She just got engaged to Felix and thought her ruin had been avoided. Another doom flag had been raised...!? First of all, for self-protection Sharon transforms Felix, who was her hidden secret agent, Gradually, true love and trust develop between the two...

*Tetotetote* begins when Ai, a general office worker, Kenta, a high school student, and Mutsumi, a nail salon manager, are all hit by a truck at the same crosswalk at the same time. The next moment, the three are in a dream-like space, and are forced to make a certain decision by a loudspeaker floating in the air. In exchange for extending their remaining one-second lifespan for another 60 years, each must shake hands with the other two every day... (Source: Natalie.mu, translated via DeepL)

https://www.corocoro.jp/title/236

I'll give you a grudge! The main character, "Ranko," whose half face was ugly changed by a girl friend, revives as a poisoner! There was a woman named Ranko who had a beautiful appearance and grew up in a happy family. One day, Misuzu, who was her best friend, poisoned her and Ranko's body and spirit collapsed. It was a "poisoner" called Dodomeki who saved me from there. Ranko lives here with her grandson, who has mysterious eyes that can see the inside of human beings, and heals the mind and body. Eventually, Ranko lost half of her face due to poison, but from her resentment, she found a way to live as a "poisoner"! A collection of unpublished books by Kanako Inuki, the queen of the horror manga world, who beautifully depicts the inside of a muddy woman, envy! Serialized in Horror M from December 2003 to January 2005

Included one-shots: Ushirogami, Psycho Box

After dying in our world, Yae is reborn into a strange country called Izumo, which resembles ancient Japan, except for the fact that the supernatural is commonplace. When she is attacked by a terrifying monster called a shade, Yae has no choice but to release Arai, a golden tiger and former god, from his seal. In no time, the bossy tiger has her helping to find his brother, Sui, but it turns out that Sui has fallen ill and will soon become a monster himself. Arai, however, thinks Yae is just the person to heal his afflicted sibling… Does Yae really have what it takes to be doctor to a god? (Source: Yen Press)

Ayame, the daughter of the Umezaki family, falls in love at first sight with Ritsuka of the Sakurakoji family in Kyoto. Having been devoted to her fiance Ritsuka since childhood, Ayame travels from Tokyo to the Sakurakoji family to prepare for her wedding. Ayame's heart flutters when she meets Ritsuka for the first time in five years, but Ritsuka coldly rejects her... (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

In the early Showa period, Ginza, which had made a spectacular recovery from the Great Kanto Earthquake, had a cutting-edge professional woman called the "Stick Girl." When customers "want to see, buy, or eat," these women act as a "stick" to guide them. One day, Michi, a maid working as a guard for the daughter of a distinguished family, begins working on the street as a "Stick Girl" to protect the daughter. But Ginza is full of thrills! (Source: Comic Days, translated)

Fuyuriina-sensei, an adult manga artist, is in fact - an extremely communicative person! A peek into the daily life of Fuyuriina-sensei, who can't get along with anyone except her assistants, and the assistants who support her...!

Based on the Fire Emblem Games. Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 2.

In 1925, after being told by a baseball player that women should become housewives instead of going to school, two 14-year-old Japanese high school girls named Koume and Akiko decide to start a baseball team in order to prove him wrong. During this time, when even running was considered too vulgar for women, baseball is known as "what the boys do" and they face many difficulties when having to find enough members, to get permission from their parents and also when learning about the sport itself.