Rintarou is a guy who's good at anything he tries, so he's completely bored with life. Just for fun, he decides to help Runa in her bid to be recognized as the one true King Arthur, but there's just one problem…she sold Excalibur?!? (Source: Yen Press)

Everything about Alice—her family, her friends, her life, even her crush—is ordinary, no Wonderland to see here. But lately, her dreams have been anything but ordinary. While asleep, she finds herself interrogated by two creepy marionettes, their glass eyes peering into the darkest corners of her heart. *“What is it you desire?” “What is it you wish to visit upon the world?”* Try as she might to ignore the dreams, Alice is drawn into their violent, twisted universe. As greed and desire begin to warp the ordinary reality she knows, Alice is thrust into a dark game of slaughter made for fairy-tale heroines who’ll stop at nothing to bring their creators back to life! (Source: Square Enix)

After being whisked away to another realm, Lee Kangjoon spent centuries defeating powerful foes, commanding armies of the dead, and bending entire realms to his will—becoming one of the greatest emperors and necromancers ever. Having achieved everything, he now only wants peace and quiet. Upon finding his way back home to Earth, he expects just that… only to face the most daunting quest of his life: raising a daughter. Can a man who once ruled kingdoms and overthrew rulers conquer fatherhood? (Source: Tapas)

LJO–aka Law of Justice Online–is the newest full-dive VRMMORPG to hit the market, and office worker Yuta—or Yuto, as he goes by in the game—is ready to spend his whole vacation immersing himself in the experience. His dream is to become the strongest Tamer, commanding the most powerful monsters, and he’s even willing to shell out the cash to do so! But when he arrives in the world of LJO for the first time, Yuto is shocked to find that the special monster he planned to leave all the fighting to is…a monster dedicated to farming—without a shred of combat ability? Despite it all, Yuto quickly decides that his adventures in this world will involve way less fighting epic battles and way more harvesting plants, as he prepares to take the game at his own pace and with his adorable, trusty companion by his side! *Source: J-Novel Club, Vol. 1*

Ordinary twentysomething Kurusu Kimihito thought living with a bunch of monster girls was complicated enough, but now there’s a new directive sent down from the government: get a job! Now lamia Miia, centaur Centoria, and all your favorites have to join the working world, leading to sexy uniforms, on-the-job shenanigans, and all-new hilarity! Written by the author of the Monster Girl Doctor light novels, Yoshino Origuchi, and with all-new illustrations by series creator OKAYADO, this book features everyone’s favorite monster girls in a new light novel adventure! (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Natsukawa, a member of the beautification committee, often finds her gaze lingering on her schoolmate Aihara. One fateful day off, she spots Aihara walking alongside another girl... As summer’s heat stirs the air, a delicate tale of first love begins to take shape... (Source: MANGA Plus) *Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*

Serialized between 1996 and 2000, Boat Life stars novelist Tsuda Kenta, a lightly veiled stand-in for the artist, Tsuge Tadao, himself, as he pursues a life of reprieve and reverie on a small, makeshift house boat on a river outside of Tokyo. Based loosely on the artist’s own daily life, this charming story follows the hapless protagonist on a series of magical absurdist quests, featuring a panoply of personable characters, including a drunkard fisherman, a pervy monk, a talking corpse, a senile hermit, and a half-supportive, half-doubtful wife and adult son. Most of the scenes take place on the Tonegawa River in Chiba, a favorite fishing spot of Tsuge’s. Others occur at the artist’s home or at Joker, a jeans and apparel shop the Tsuges opened in 1977. While fans of Trash Market and Slum Wolf will enjoy this late-career elaboration of après-guerre themes Tsuge has been exploring since his debut in the legendary alt-manga magazine Garo in the late ‘60s, fans of his brother Tsuge Yoshiharu’s The Man Without Talent will appreciate the more relaxed and optimistic take on middle-aged reclusion and the grind of work and family. (Source: Floating World Comics) *Note: Chapter count includes one extra.*

It was cold in the tropics.... And it seemed to get colder every time Conrad DeVere looked Emma Belle's way. The feeling was mutual. Emma thought Conrad was the most unlikable man she'd ever met. Conrad viewed Emma as a scheming gold digger--a woman who intended to use her position as researcher to Alistair Jackson to part the elderly millionaire from his money. Emma was prepared to live with Conrad's freezing contempt--he must never know the real reason she'd come to Tobago. But she wasn't prepared for the rush of jealousy that struck her when she learned of Conrad's engagement! (Source: fictiondb)

After being reborn as a wealthy duchess's daughter, Yurenia Rohelio thought she’d live her days rolling in cash. Unfortunately, she’s also fated to die at the hands of her obsessive, villainous brother Lysandro! To secure a happy ending, Yurenia has little choice but to train her psychotic twin while he's still young so he doesn't become a villain! But just when she thinks her plan will bear fruit, she begins to realize that there is actually more to this dark story than meets the eye... (Source: Tapas)

A collection of four oneshots (Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter). Every story is about two lovers who gets confronted with a cruel stroke of fate. Besides the four main stories, this manwha has two more oneshots: Utility, a story about sexual abuse and suicide viewed by a child; and The Sea, about a couple that discover more about themselves during a trip to the sea.

Following the death of his parents, Motoharu raises his younger brother Akio. All on his own, Motoharu starts selling his body to make ends meet. Akio, an honors student with a bright future, often catches Motoharu sleeping with his “clients” and cleans up after him. But, despite the “perfect little brother” image, Akio harbors a dangerous brotherly love… (Source: Futekiya) *Note: Includes an extra chapter.*

Boisterous, impulsive Haruhi Suzumiya commands the spotlight wherever she goes! But the SOS Brigade chief wouldn't be any kind of chief at all without a supporting cast of club members to command as well. And there's no one she loves ordering around as much as Kyon! In this collection of short comics and illustrations by various artists, the boys of the SOS Brigade will at last have their moment to shine! (Source: Yen Press)