For 300 years, knights have formed units and competed by shattering the life stones attached to each other's helmets—combat competitions have replaced war as the destiny of nations. Born in a village that produced many excellent knights, Nina, who couldn't handle a sword like the girls around her, had been ridiculed as a "failure." However, Licht, who saw Nina participate in a regional competition, discovered her talent with a bow and invited her to join the Knights' Order...!? (Source: Shueisha, translated)

Manga Anthology based on the 1998 Playstation 1 game "Bust A Move".

Kagara Sosuke, the heir to a distinguished family, was born with everything people envy, but he had an arrogant and twisted personality. One snowy day, while on a boring outing as instructed by his parents, Sosuke came across a dying girl lying on the side of the road. On a whim, Sosuke saved the girl from being kidnapped by a homeless man, but the girl he saved showed no gratitude or fear; she simply remained expressionless. *"I wonder what her face will look like if I make her cry."* Driven by a twisted curiosity, Sosuke took the girl home and began to educate her himself. Before long, the girl grew into such an accomplished attendant that she became the talk of the town. This is a romantic story that begins with the twisted relationship between an arrogant master and an expressionless orphan. (Source: forcs, translated)

https://www.cmoa.jp/title/321468/

Onihime Orochi by Kichou Kagemori—the sole pseudonym of Marina Shirakawa—featured in the 1970s Hibari Kaiki Manga series! A masterpiece bridging modern and period drama, its brilliantly intertwined themes of tragic romance and serpentine horror shine through. Particularly overwhelming is the dynamic energy of Onihime, showcased across double-page spreads and entire pages. (Source: Mandarake, translated)

Teru Tanashita, Mekura no Oichi Monogatari (めくらのお市物語) 1. **Aoki Ookami no Mure** (蒼き狼の群れ) 2. **Moero Daichi** (燃えろ大地) 3. **Nobi** (野火) 4. **Nejire Hana** (ねじれ花) 5. **Doshaburi** (土砂降り) Monkey Punch, Lupin the 3rd (ルパン三世) 1. **Lupin Sansei Sassou Toujou** (ルパン三世颯爽登場) 2. **Datsugoku** (脱獄) 3. **Harenchi Man** (ハレンチ・マン) 4. **Kiwadoi Karappo** (きわどいカラッポ) 5. **Lupin no Housoku** (ルパンの法則) 6. **Isan 7200-oku** (遺産7200億) 7. **Shamogari** (シャモ狩り)

Kreis, the son of a powerful marquess, is actually a modern-day Japanese man who’s been reincarnated into the world of a BL novel...that he wrote! Unfortunately, his memories don’t return until after he’s been branded a villain, executed as a lackey of the final boss, and sent back in time. Now that he has a second chance at life, Kreis swears revenge on the family that mistreated him and vengeance for the story’s stunningly beautiful final boss: King Siegfried. For some reason, Kreis is overwhelmed with a desire to protect him, no matter the cost. Kreis knows that all the main characters of the story, including his younger brother—the story’s original protagonist—will soon gather for his birthday party. With Siegfried’s support, will Kreis finally break free from the story’s predetermined path? (Source: J-Novel Club)