A Heian-era historical comedy about novelist Murasaki Shikibu, author of *Genji Monogatari*.

The iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls anthology by various mangaka.

A mysterious transfer student comes to a school, searching for the truth behind the death of someone dear to him.

Set in a private highschool, it revolves around urban legends and ghost stories of the school, with a comedy tone.

"God, how many more times will I have to repeat this life?" On the day before her wedding, Lydia, the daughter of a baron, is torn to pieces by a demon and returns to life. Her 100th birthday has arrived. To escape her middle-aged leecher of a fiancé, her father who treats her as a tool in a political marriage, and the demon itself, she tries various methods to avoid the cycle—including "staying hidden in the mansion" and "becoming a holy knight"—but her fate remains unchanged, and Lydia finally breaks down after her fifth life. Just as she's about to spend her final moments in the garden of her memories, a young man appears bearing a bouquet of flowers...!? A love fantasy about a misfortune-filled young lady whose life is turned upside down by a demon!

An office lady working in a rural office meets a little girl. *Note: Originally published in Comic Yuri-Hime 2021 August issue.*

In a far-away, snowy country, the quiet schoolgirl Chou meets and befriends a mysterious girl, Se.

*"I'm not letting you go anywhere."* Olivia is a witch who uses magic through singing. She lost her voice when she helped a wounded black dragon as a child, and has been living with her older witch sister, unable to use magic. One day, the sisters travel to the Dragon Kingdom to thank the Dragon King Liberto for saving his life. There, the Dragon King has no intention of getting married, and his aides, who want a powerful witch to be his bride, are secretly fighting... But Liberto, who has no interest in women, somehow starts visiting Olivia! A heartbreaking love fantasy woven by a witch who lost her voice and the most powerful Black Dragon.♡ (Source: Ichijinsha, translated)