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The Exiled Villainess and the Reincarnated Baron's Slow and Mysterious Married Life
Tsuihou Sareta Akuyaku Reijou to Tensei Danshaku no Slow de Fushigi na Kekkon Seikatsu· 追放された悪役令嬢と転生男爵のスローで不思議な結婚生活

Kuro Heartfield is a minor lord of the frontier territory, but his true identity is that of an ordinary 25-year-old man who was reincarnated into the world of an otome game. He has been exiled to this remote region due to the resentment of some high-ranking nobles, but he found his new life to his liking, and so he has no complaints. Until one day, when he receives a marriage proposal that he could not refuse. His soon-to-be bride's name is Lady Violet Valentine. She is suppose to be a respectable noble lady, the daughter of a duke, but her true identity is that of the so-called villainess, the heroine's antagonist in nearly all routes of this otome game. This is the start of a slightly mysterious married life between fellow outcasts, both hoping to find a place where they belong! (Source: Pixiv Comic, translated)

Pairing: Heiwajima Shizuo x Orihara Izaya The first morning together...

I Want to Punch Women!
Onna wo Naguritai!· 女を殴りたい!

Original Webcomic

Pairing: Nordic x Denmark If you read [Hetalia dj - Light Right Light](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=50384), it's more of the same.

Pairing: Sweden x Finland Just some cute SuFin stuff. If you've read any of Travel Theater's other works you'll know what to expect.

Pairings: Sweden x Denmark, brotherly(?) Denmark x Finland, Sealand x Denmark Sweden and Denmark making out, then Finland and Denmark indulging their desire to be called "big bother".

Pairing(s) : Shiki x Izaya//Shizuo x Izaya Izaya's feeling are betrayed and he will show his will to be a free person.

Random hijinks revolving around Denmark.

A collection of stories involving the Nordics (Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Iceland).

It's pick on Denmark day, and then they all go to the beach.

Character(s) or Pairing(s): Sweden x Finland + Sealand with England, and to a lesser degree France and Japan