-Flying in the sky, and falling in love with someone, are both magical miracles. (Source: The Margaret, translated)
When I see those flowers, I think of that person. (Source: Margaret, translated) *Note: The 5th one-shot in a series of one-shots by various authors to celebrate 50 years since The Margaret's first issue.*
A high school girl, Yuzu, saves a beautiful young man, Asahi, who was about to commit suicide by jumping into a station platform. Yuzu, unable to leave him alone after saving him, gives him her contact information, but later discovers that Asahi is actually a girl. Yuzu is attracted by Asahi's somber attitude and beautiful appearance, even though she knows that she is the same gender as Asahi. "I want to know more about Asahi. I wonder if I can get closer to her...?" (Source: Light Reason, translated)
A novel based on the fairy environment simulation game *Pixy Garden*. The protagonist, Li Chao, a fairy hunter, meets the fairy Parparash and became entranced, and they end up fleeing pursuers together.
"Honestly, what a troublesome bride." The strongest prince guides a solitary witch to become his bride—a classic academy fantasy beginning with a political marriage! Will, the apathetic prince—poor at magic and on the verge of failing his classes—is forced into a political marriage by royal decree. His bride is Lilishuka, the "Ice Witch," a famous sorceress from the land of witches, known for her icy beauty—but… "If you do anything funny, I'll freeze you solid." She unleashes powerful magic in class, and her dancing and manners are disastrous—far from fitting for a royal bride! With their engagement on the line, Will tries to set an example as a member of the royal family—but then assassins targeting the witch appear… "Honestly, what a troublesome fiancée." Faced with his bride's peril, the apathetic prince reveals his true strength—a classic academy fantasy that begins with a political marriage!!
-*"I realize now… he's already stolen my heart."* Sagara Itsuki, a successful young novelist, has always felt uncomfortable around his editor, Satani Makoto. Despite Satani's dedication to his work, his aloof demeanor and intense gaze make Sagara uneasy. Even after two years of working together, the distance between them remains unchanged. However, one day, Sagara accidentally uncovers an unexpected side of Satani, shifting his perception of the seemingly cold editor. At the same time, it becomes clear that Satani has a personal reason for insisting on being Sagara’s editor—a reason he’s kept hidden until now. (Source: Ichijinsha, translated) *Notes: \- Originally self-published, was then licensed by Ichijinsha for commercial release. \- Includes four extra chapters.*
