Ryouji Hirano will launch a four-panel spinoff manga based on Koyoharu Gotouge's Kimetsu no Yaiba manga on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ app and website. The full-color manga will feature SD versions of the characters from the main manga.

Lin Mu grew up with his sister, Lin Chao, who is congenitally deaf. He is the "little sun" that illuminates the lives of those around him. Meanwhile, the tall and handsome Lu Rong lost both his parents at a tender age and had since been living with his grandmother who has Alzheimer's disease. He was forced to grow up quickly at an age when he should have been ignorant and oblivious. Kunqian, an institution that provides learning opportunities for the special community, is where their worlds collide. One a silent soul, and the other a blazing firecracker. With a bunch of schoolmates—a deaf-mute, a visually impaired person, a cerebral palsy patient—they embark together on their chapter of youth. "Lu Rong, you don't have to put your guard up around me as if I'm some kind of a thief. I have a sister. I get it." "Okay." (Source: Bilibili Comics)

Gods can only love one god in their lifetime. This is the golden rule, and Artes has already lost his sole love by the time he meets a young Liam. The short interaction plants a seed in Liam’s heart, and his love blooms when he meets Artes once again years down the line. However, Artes cannot love Liam back because of the gods’ golden rule…which will bring death to those who defy it. However, Liam is a temptation that Artes has difficulty resisting. In the end, which will Artes choose: his love or his life? (Source: Tappytoon)

Former child star Honami Ayukawa left the entertainment industry behind for a happy life as a wife and mother. But when her young daughter is seriously injured after debuting as a child actress, Honami uncovers the shocking truth behind the incident: her husband’s affair and a dark connection to her own past in the entertainment industry. Determined to make those responsible answer for her daughter’s injury, Honami returns to the spotlight as an actress, setting into motion a story of revenge that will shake the industry. (Source: WEBTOON)

Ho Kim, an avid enjoyer of the RPG "Dragon Slayer Academy", is the single most powerful support in the game. After spending countless hours, he eventually manages to reach the major milestone of raising 1,000 heroes to S-rank and is presented with a hidden quest. Tempted by the possibility of raising his S-rank heroes to the more powerful EX-rank, he accepts the quest without a second thought, only to find himself trapped inside the game world... (Source: WEBTOON)

The only male of the Siyou clan has finally found another partner to call his own. They settle together in their own home, learning to manage the household and care for their child. A love story filled with intimacy that also focuses on the responsibility that comes with romance. (Source: INKR) *Note: Chapter count includes two extras.*

Custom-made bookcase for the young superstar?! And enter freely around his private home?! But how can he be so different from his look on the screen, gentle and warm? Arrogant, bad-mannered and even cannot reading! The only reason she was hired was she could read the script! (Source: WebComics)

True Calendar (T.C.) 71 - A new age where 70% of the human population lives in space thanks to the development of "Dyson Sphere", a city in space. The world is divided into two main powers: The Dorssia Military Pact Federation, a power which grew out of a military alliance, and the Atlantic Rim United States (ARUS), which grew in power as it expanded its trade agreements. The minor nation of JIOR has declared neutrality between these two forces and maintains its peace through economic prosperity. Within the JIOR's Sphere, Haruto Tokishima lived an ordinary life as a high school student in the division known as "Module 77"—until the Dorssian military begins their sudden invasion! But the whole world will be shaken when Haruto meets the mysterious humanoid weapon, Valvrave! (Source: Aniplex USA) Notes: Although adapted from the TV anime, the novels expand on information and have a few new scenes.

A group of men wait outside a blood bank exchanging stories while waiting to sell their blood so they can eat for the day.

Some doors should stay closed. Jaeho is a genius but receives little recognition. He opens a clothing store, unaware that the building he rents is hiding a secret portal to another world! One day a man emerges, speaking in tongues. How does he know Jaeho’s name? Where is he from? Most importantly, what does he want with Jaeho? (Source: Manta)

Did we call Volume 18 “the final installment of Outbreak Company”? Oops! Boy, are our faces red. Anyway, the wormhole is closed, but that just means Shinichi and his friends can focus on their new lives in Eldant. For example, settling down with Myusel...until a certain absolute monarch declares she wants to marry our protagonist too! Shinichi isn’t the only one with a relationship to work out, either—there might just be sparks between Hikaru and Elvia, but will this seed of love blossom into a true inter-time-linear otaku romantic saga?! Meanwhile, Minori is busy...well, being Minori, which can only mean...something. No matter what happens, one thing’s for certain: for Shinichi, nothing ever quite goes according to keikaku!\* (\*That means plan.) (Source: J-Novel Club)

The outside inexplicably threatens to collapse a man's house, leading him out to a world of anxiety and oddness in this minimalist story. *Note: Published in Yagyou No. 8 (May 1979).*