Centuries ago, the Goddess Koyami no Hime no Mikoto was sealed away by the other gods as punishment for her alleged crimes, and she vowed to return. In the present day, a high school student named Kirikazu stumbles upon Mikoto’s corpse and inadvertently revives her by passing on two years’ worth of his life force. While exercising her powers after her long incarceration, Mikoto accidentally kills Kirikazu. Out of sympathy she returns half of her life force to him to revive him, which means they both have only 1 year left to live. And Mikoto wants to use that time to regain her seat among the gods. (Source: MangaHelpers)

Is it a book of liberation, that breaks the invisible chains that still binds Japan 53 years after the war? Or is it a book of taboos, that unrealistically celebrates the nightmare of war? What is the nature of war? What makes us a nation? What is the role of the individual? (Source: Gentosha, translated)

A bucket filled with 12 litres of blood and a human arm has been found left in the police station parking lot. A veteran detective and his female cop buddy track down a one-armed man, who keeps trying to pick a fight with the police. As the investigation progresses, the mystery deepens, and its connections to past incidents keep coming to surface. The root of this case runs deep! (Source: Kodansha, translated)

A story set in a brothel at the end of the Edo period, about a 43-year-old man who has never met a woman, and how he spends the night with a woman he falls in love with at first sight. (From Natalie, translated)

In 2000, Taiwan's long-time one-party rule ended, and for the first time, democratic elections brought a change of government. This book, which chronicled the “national creation myth” through in-depth reporting, became a bestseller in Japan and Taiwan, but it also exposed latent taboos and caused an uproar, including bashing by the Chinese unificationists and the author banned from entering the country. In 2008, however, Taiwan reverted back to the KMT regime. Prioritizing short-term economic interests, the people face a potential collapse of national identity and rapid “Sinicization” of the country. So what is a nation? What is nationalism? (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

"I'' fell asleep while watching the anime 『Twilight of the Gods』. When I woke up, I realized that I had become "Jill", the last boss of the first part of the anime. What's more, a future, in which he becomes a punching bag for the last boss of the second part, the "Evil God" and dies a miserable death, awaits Jill. In order to avoid the worst possible ending, "I" decide to destroy the flow of the original. "I'' try my best to act like Jill, but my actions cause misunderstandings among my subordinates, and for some reason, an unexpected break from the original story occurs where I am worshiped as a god...! A misunderstanding/comedy about survival in another world where the protagonist makes use of his knowledge of the original work to try to avoid death!