"What does it mean to follow one's heart?" Mizuki Yuki is an average high school student, carefree and humorous in front of everyone. But deep inside, she carries a burden from her past, a guilt she had subjected to and only keeps to herself. Even her dearest friend, Akihiko Aki, was never able ...

Shiroyama, a solitary and sarcastic high school student, walks through the halls of his school with a clear intention: to get through his days unnoticed and detached. He doesn’t want friends, doesn’t need relationships, and certainly isn’t interested in the typical high school drama. All he wants...

Takahashi Tanjiro, a 15 year old middle school student was bored of his usual life hoping for it to change in highschool, but as he goes to sleep to wake up for the first day of his highschool, realises that he skipped a complete year and is a second year student instead.

We only shared a moment but it’s lived with me ever since*** In a quiet corner of Japan, Luza finds a girl who changes his view of the world. A year later, spring returns along with the traces of her smile, and a promise not yet forgotten.

Iyuna Marge, after successfully running away from her adoptive father, decides to attend an elite school with the help of the Foundation Head—her father’s direct subordinate. She joins in hopes of having a normal life like any other teenager.

I was expecting a date. What I got instead? A cute, stylish girl WHO JUST WANTS TO BE FRIENDS? Weren't we supposed to be lovers?!

In a land where ancient family promises outlive common sense, two wildly different houses—one ruled by order and horoscopes, the other by swords and chaos—are about to find their worlds unexpectedly tangled. She’s meticulous, he’s, well carefree?, and fate seems to think that’s romantic. Love...

Joni and the entire world heard the same devastating news at the same time: “Beginning now, the world will end in 365 days, coming to a close within this exact hour. Explosions will not wreck the land, and blood need not be recklessly spilled in hopes of putting a stop to the inevitable. The ...

Trembling, I asked the young man who had just saved me, “How did you avoid that van?!” In my disbelief, I forgot to thank him—he should’ve been hit head-on! The driver, a middle-aged man, who had almost run me over, rushed over and exclaimed, gasping, “I’m sorry … I didn’t see you, miss … and...