Léa lives in silence. Mute since childhood, secluded in a house by the lake, she shares her days with Momma — a ragdoll sewn by her mother and grandmother. Momma watches, judges… and punishes, especially when Léa begins to feel something for Maya, a radiant young woman who disturbs her soli...

Naomi had all it took to become the perfect isekai protagonist; a fixation on a fictional character, a boring an monotonous job, and a motorway frequented by many truck-kuns by her apartment. That was how she ended up transmigrated into her favourite novel. With an extensive knowledge of the worl...

She had been given a mission from what had surely been a god. Gifted with a strange human based doll, she was told to make the chosen one fall for her, so as to save the world. Loria accepted this mission, unaware of the fail girl she really is. Thankfully, it may be that the girl she's bee...

Alena is a reclusive half-elf who has spent months pouring her heart into a spell meant to breathe life into a wooden doll she lovingly calls Mia. Her magic is clumsy, her knowledge incomplete—but her determination is relentless. Unlike most who summon for power or gain, Alena seeks nothing but a...

A high school girl wakes up to the sound of an unfamiliar phone ringing. She answers. Bittersweet gay ensues.

I write the synopsis in the first chapter... Cause it wasn't short enough to put here, sry

Kimiko has found out her classmate Miyari has had a crush on her for a while, but she doesn't mind. The feeling is mutual. So when she hears Miyari plotting to use a voodoo doll to get headpats from her, she decides it's the perfect time to play along to her delusions.

Amy prefers to keep to herself—routine, quiet, and distance feel safest. But when a coworker unexpectedly slips her phone into Amy’s bag, it sparks an awkward, hesitant connection between two very different people. Through clumsy conversations, small gestures, and ringing interruptions, Amy begin...

Miyami Nozari, a trans girl with deep trauma surrounding her voice, struggles to speak and relies solely on messages to communicate. Hoping for a fresh start, she begins a new job at her uncle’s small business in the city—only to clash with her sole coworker, the blunt and easily frustrated Hinok...

The Nightmares are real, and they will come for you if you feel lonely or afraid. If you survive for long enough you will learn how to navigate the Dreamworld, and maybe you will even learn how to bring your dreams into reality, become a Mahou Shoujo and protect others from the Nightmares.