Riho, who grew up all alone, was adopted by the Hanabishi family and spent harsh days being oppressed by everyone around her. And on her 17th birthday, Riho is told by her adoptive father to become Ayakashi's "sacrifice". However, the ayakashi emperor who appeared in front of Riho, who was in despair, seemed to have intended to welcome her as a "bride" instead of a "sacrifice" -!? Source: MU

A poignant love story unfolds as a human and a dragon meet and are drawn to each other. Akane, a girl raised in a rural town, finds a mysterious stone by the river. A small dragon is born from it, which she names "Sora," and the two become family. However, a certain incident causes the dragon's powers to run wild, and a distraught Sora runs away. Akane chases after him to a place filled with memories, only to find the dragon gone, replaced by a young boy—Sora standing there. Akane lives a simple but happy life with Sora until one day she encounters a dragon in the form of a black cat. The black cat's words, inviting her on a journey to find her homeland, make Akane realize something important. What is the secret resolve she harbors in her heart, as she thinks of Sora? (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

She married to wealthy old men in their death bed to help her family. People called her "Lady Caregiver." She never hoped to be happy herself until... Cornelia Rosenblatt, eighteen years old, was on her way to Duke Spencer's estate for her third marriage. Although she was a bride, she didn't look happy--she was being forced to marry this old man, almost dying, by her father for the third time. Her father, Baron Rosenblatt, made contract with rich noble men who wished to be cared by a young, beautiful wife. In return, he earned money to pay his debts. Cornelia cared for her first husband and second husband as earnestly as she could. They lived longer than anyone had expected...and people started to call her "Lady Caregiver." She had long since given up on the prospect of a happy marriage. This is a story of a young sweet girl who finds love and happiness at last. (Source: Kadokawa)

The main character, Mizusumi, who has no place to belong at home or at work, and has lost her best friend, who was his only emotional support. The heartbroken Misumi tried to commit suicide by jumping into the water flower river she had always watched. Misumi thought that she would lose her life, but with the help of Sui, the god of rivers, she decided to go to Takamanohara, the land of the gods. Misumi gradually tries to live a positive life through warm exchanges in Takamanohara. However, Misumi seems to have some circumstances regarding Takamanohara that she herself doesn't even know...!?

https://www.cmoa.jp/title/304913/?srsltid=AfmBOoqtq1_mDPatU-X5PPbs7vmvCfg5puIZReJVQxk2W4dQ2LHzgIoX

Our heroine was born into a legendary family blessed with the rare ability to control the weather through song—but she was the sole exception, born without this gift, making her an outcast within her own family. For years, she was constantly compared to her talented cousin, until the humiliation reached its peak—her fiancé was taken from her, and she was forced to leave the capital. With only a small amount of money and a few belongings, she set out to start anew on the outskirts of the kingdom, where no one knew her name. But there, she encounters a handsome yet mysterious neighbor, one who seems far too interested in her… Why does he keep following her? And why does it feel like he’s hiding a secret? A heartwarming romance between an exiled noblewoman and a mysterious man who holds a love deeper than she ever imagined! https://mechacomic.jp/books/214783