From Harpercollins: Our protagonist, an unnamed junior at a prestigious university in Kyoto, is on the verge of dropping out. After rebelling against the dictatorial jock president of the film club, he and his worst and only friend, the diabolical creep Ozu, are personas non grata on campus. For two years, our protagonist has made all the wrong decisions, and now he's about to make another mistake. He and Ozu are preparing for revenge, a fireworks attack at the film club's welcoming party for new members. Then, a chance encounter with a self-proclaimed god sets the confused and distraught young man on a new course. Destiny will bring him together with Akashi, the blunt but charming sophomore he has a crush on, if he’s brave enough to make a move. Yet our protagonist cannot get beyond his profound disillusionment and the moment is lost. But what if there's a universe where he did join the club of his dreams, ditched Ozu for good, and was confident enough to get the girl? A realm of possibility opens up for our protagonist as time rewinds, and from the four-and-a-half-mat tatami floor of his dorm room, he is plunged into a series of adventures that will take him to four parallel universes. In each universe, he is given the opportunity to start over as a freshman, in search of a rose-colored campus life.

Uchida's never ever been in love. He doesn't know what it's like to be restless and uneasy, to have his body heat up like it's on fire, to feel that tight pain in his chest. And then he meets Takahashi, and everything changes. (Source: Vices and Devices)

The year is 2160, and the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union has not yet ended. Cyborg soldiers returning from war roam about, their cybernetic enhancements monitored by the authorities. Behind the scenes, government-affiliated organizations, Western spies, and mafiosos hunt each other down. This is Moscow, a city where freedom, truth, and prosperity have long since disappeared. Danila Kragin, a disposable asset called a "janitor," is a flesh-and-blood mercenary. He now sprints down alleyways, submachine gun in hand. He must make it home—not only for his beloved Stasia, but for his younger siblings waiting for his return. (Source: Yen Press)

Everyone Knows Humans Get Transported to Other Worlds, But Now Dogs Do Too?! Takumi is a wage slave who works overtime all the time. Only his little Maltese, Leo, can brighten his day. One day, however, he wakes up to find himself deep in an unknown forest. At his side is his pampered pup…who’s now a giant mythical wolf! With his silver fenrir companion and his mysterious new “Herb Cultivation” power, he’ll finally have the laid-back life he’s always dreamed of! Join Takumi and his giant fluffy hound in a carefree romp through this otherworld fantasy tale! (Source: Cross Infinite World)

"I haven't had... enough." "...Ah! I said you can't...!" I've put up with waiting for three years... When our tongues are entangled and he caresses me, can I not stop any more...!? (Source: Coolmic) *Note: Chapter count includes one extra*

The era is in the middle of a world war. There was a genuine "dictator" who stood up to fight against Walkure which was a country which constrained the world.

A 4-koma about students at a technical school geared towards aspiring game creators, following their fun everyday life together, and their concerns about their future careers.

There once was an island south of Okinawa that had a perfect blue sky and a crystal-clear sea. And on this island, a girl name Yu was born. Yu aspired to make manga and live off her royalties in a hi-rise in the big city. But she suddenly got sick. Really sick. Will this incurable disease rob her of her dream? Why, of course not! If it had, then this manga wouldn't exist! Japan's first gag manga about a mangaka's real experience with illness is here! (Source: Mangamo)

A collection of six short stories, ranging from “A Country Called America,” a one-shot manga that reads like a journal of a trip to a fictitious America, to “A Long Stay”, which follows the inner changes undergone by J, a man who lives a quiet life in an isolated environment, when a mysterious woman N suddenly appears. Drawn with simple lines, these unique works leave themselves open to each reader's interpretation. *Note: Released at COMITIA 117.* 1. **America to Iu Kuni** (アメリカという国, A Country Called America) 2. **Nagai Taizai** (長い滞在, A Long Stay) 3. **Pepe-san** (ぺぺさん) 4. **Mansion wa Kansei Shimashita.** (マンションは完成しました。) 5. **Transformers** (とらんすふぉーまーず) 6. **America no Tsubo** (アメリカの壺)

Life hasn't been kind to Zenos. He was born in the slums, and his dirt-poor background has denied him almost every opportunity. After an encounter with a healer, he throws himself into studying to become one and finally catches a break when an adventurer invites Zenos into his party. Zenos is thrilled—so thrilled, in fact, that he's willing to put up with his teammates treating him like garbage. They fail to appreciate his talents and ultimately kick him to the curb, claiming he's outlived his usefulness to them. Now bereft of money and out of options, Zenos decides to put his self-taught skills to use elsewhere and opens an underground clinic. Word quickly spreads about the brilliant healer working incredible magic in the city's shadowy underbelly. Even the royal palace is taking notice... Can Zenos buck the odds and carve out a life for himself in a world that's done nothing but spit in his face? And can he save the lives of the patients who wind up on his doorstep in the process? (Source: J-Novel Club)

After three years, Tsumugi is suddenly reunited with the ex-boyfriend she's never gotten over!? She's still got feelings for him, but she'll do anything to deny it… And so begins the awkward love story between two stubborn people who just can't admit their feelings! (Source: Coolmic)