Haru Maemori, reincarnated in another world, gains cheat skills from a bored god.However, the world is stagnant and full of injustice. Frustrated, Haru mutters, “This country is already over,” echoing his thoughts from Japan. Unlike in Japan, though, Haru now has the power to correct these wrongs. Determined, he sets out to use his abilities to build a better, fairer country where he and those around him can live comfortably.
“I won’t give up!” The moment Kai Takeshi steeled his resolve, he received the skill; [The Unyielding Revenger]. The sudden appearance of dungeon gates, the distortion of common sense. His life, which was equivalent to that of life-stock, has begun to change! He will be blessed with immortality as long as he never gives up with his skill, [Unyielding]. He gained another ability, [Revenger], which he can use to overwhelm the target of his revenge. As long as he has these two abilities and as long as he never gives up, Takeshi will always defeat his opponents. Armed with the abilities that paved his way to becoming the strongest, Takeshi begins his battle!
Ryu is handsome, top of his class, and popular. Haru is a quiet, unnoticed presence. In class, they have no connection at all—but in secret, they’re in a band together. And not just that—they’ve been secretly sharing kisses in Haru’s home studio. Just as their ambiguous relationship continues, a former bandmate from Haru’s past suddenly appears, stirring things up!? (Source: Media Soft, translated) Notes: \- Includes an extra. \- Originally self-published, the work was later commercially published by Media Soft on November 29, 2024.
**Content list:** - Love Game in MyBoy 1996. - Futari dake Carnival (二人だけの謝肉祭(カーニバル)) in Bessatsu Nakayoshi 1974. - Ame no ni Hoi ga Suki (雨のにほいが好き) in Bessatsu Nakayoshi 1976. - Kanzakura (寒桜) in Papermoon 1980. - Omonomura (鬼面村) in Gekkan Halloween 1986. - Adieu (アデュー) in June 3/1979. - Gervaise (ジェルベーズ) in June 2/1979.
Katsuji Matsumoto's representative work. Initially serialized in Shojo no Tomo from January 1938 until December 1940. In the early post-war period, the manga resumed serialization in the manga magazine Shojo, now under the title "Kurumi-chan", from November 1949 to February 1954. Featuring the day-to-day of a little girl named Kurumi (walnut). The chapters are episodic, each being around 4 pages. A gag work, with an emphasis on the everyday.
Kamitsure, mistreated as the bastard child of the Duke, longed to be adorned like her sister, Cattleya. Yet, ultimately, she was ruthlessly murdered by her own father. Now reincarnated as Anemone, the princess of a certain kingdom, will she be able to find happiness? **Original Webtoon:** [Cmoa](https://www.cmoa.jp/title/293213/), [ebookJapan](https://ebookjapan.yahoo.co.jp/stories/135251/)
Elaine, who was executed for trying to escape an unwanted marriage, has returned five years into the past. In this life, to survive, she marries the cold and merciless border count, Walt, who is feared by all. But what will happen next...? [Original Webtoon](https://jp.piccoma.com/web/product/175408) https://mechacomic.jp/books/202874
Emilia remembers her past life as the great saint Emilia, who was overworked by her country and met a brutal end. Desiring to live in peace this life, she resolves to hide her holy powers, but... She's had enough of the evil country! The hectic, heart-pounding slow life of an unaware genius! (Source: Jitsugyou no Nihonsha, translated)
**Original Webtoon:** [Naver Webtoon](https://comic.naver.com/webtoon/list?titleId=791619), [Naver Series](https://series.naver.com/comic/detail.series?productNo=8044304)
Grown-up's version of Tensai Bakabon. Published in a seinen magazine.