Kikuchi Yo, a travel agency owner dreams of turning the "Blue Rose", a British noble mansion into a hotel. He enthusiastically approaches Baron Gilfred, owner of the mansion, with his plans. Unbeknownst to him, he's walking into the Baron's trap…! A gorgeous love story between a nobleman and a business owner.

Arima and his little sister Chihiro are the twins of the Momoyama family. Six years ago, they’ve overheard their parents say “We will tell them the truth when they turn 16.” The two worried that they might be adopted during those six years, but the truth they learn on their 16th birthday is even more shocking!

Alicia Faitlin, daughter of an impoverished aristocratic family, was forced into an arranged marriage by her uncle, but the groom died suddenly in the middle of the ceremony. Although Alicia has been labeled "The Princess of Death" due to this incident, there's someone pursuing the matter of a second marriage with her. He is an upstart noble whose family was recently promoted to the ranks of the aristocracy, Kashburn Licen. This man is rumored to be a "Tyrant" but-?

Kurokouchi Keita is the black sheep of the police force. He works alone, and doesn't think twice about extorting money from the dirty politicians by getting hold of their achilles heels. Using the money and whatever bits of information acquired through underhanded means, he gets closer and closer to the ultimate unresolved crime of the Showa era (1968); the 300 million bank heist. One day, the new rookie Seike Shingo, is assigned as Kurokouchi's partner. Excellent, but naive and idealistic, he is the exact opposite of Kurokouchi, but nonetheless, the duo relentlessly chase down criminals.

Miu is living with her dad since her mom left them some years ago. While taking care of the house, Miu has missed the breaking news about the new transfer student. When she meets Keita at school, he seems to know her quite well, but she doesn't recognize him at all. Who is Keita and why is he approaching Miu so openly?

A story about a butterfly, a spider, and the cycle of life.

Continuation of Kiss, Zekkou, Kiss, a shoujo manga following the relationship between Sakisaka and Hatori—the ups and downs, misunderstandings, the tears and the laughter. A unique thing about this series is that each story/situation is told twice—once from the girl's perspective, and once from the guy's perspective! The reader ends up learning what each side was thinking.

The "military history story concerning boys and girls" revolves around Yuki, a girl who has lived in the rural area of Kyoto with her five childhood friends who all share a secret that they cannot tell anyone. On her 16th birthday, Yuki's fate begins to change.

“Do you wanna make a bet?” Halka, a female magician pretending to be a man, saved a knight who was dying on the battlefield. When Halka, who had chipped away at her own life to use healing magic, awoke, the beautiful knight whom she saved said, “I want you to accept this as proof of winning our bet,” and forced her to enter a master-servant contract with him……!?

Aoi - a girl who lives in a household of seven. Her current status? Poor. Masafumi, dubbed the Prince of School, lives in a mansion with a household of mostly servants and his grandparents. His current status? Rich. When Masafumi decides to throw away 40 cents which Aoi could have used, she's enraged at his action of discarding the valuable amount, and vows to never forgive him! But, what happens when fate brings Aoi to the Prince's door, in place of her mother, who is injured? Revenge? Schooling in the antics of the poor?

Saving up for an extravagant dessert treat is not a sin. Well, neither is getting into an argument with some extremely rich guy just because he snatched your long-awaited dessert... However, things are about to go into a spiraling twist of events when that guy pops up the next day saying, "Become my woman!"

Youth = friendship, effort, and seeing the future!? The very ordinary daily life of an invincible gal with the strongest supernatural abilities. (Source: Tonari no Young Jump, translated)