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The story centers on Su Bai, who utilizes the “Clock of All Things” to strengthen his skills and cultivate equipment, continuously breaking records in a global player-versus-player tower-climbing competition. The plot encompasses professional advancement, contention for “first kills,” and inter-species warfare. By clearing the dungeons on each floor of the tower, he builds his power system and unveils the world’s setting, where the “Tower of God” connects a myriad of realms. The protagonist gradually unlocks abilities such as the power of time and necromancy, driving forward the main storyline of the Blue Star (Earth) human race’s struggle for survival against higher-level civilizations.
High schooler Gyubin Ji, a psychic who can read minds, meets Byeol Yu, a mysterious new classmate. The twist? Byeol is actually a human-hating alien in disguise, sent to decide humanity’s fate! As unexpected sparks fly between them, Gyubin must win Byeol's heart—and save Earth! Will he make it?
The abandoned princess wanted to destroy the imperial family. So, on a cold winter night, Estelle woke up the blue-eyed demon who was sleeping in the ice castle. "Make me empress." Surrounded by pure white snow, ice, and the thick scent of flowers, the beautiful demon whispered as she accepted the contract. "Welcome to hell, Estelle." Estelle thought that night was her first encounter with the demon, but they had an old first contract that Estelle could not remember... "The year you come of age. The night of the full moon in midwinter. The day the closed door of the ice castle opens. Promise me that you will call me then."
Hiromu is a boy in high school who has everything he could ever ask for in life: friends, a normal routine, and a girlfriend. However, one day he asks about someone named Tetsuya, and to his surprise, no one knows who he is. Hiromu is called crazy by his classmates for insisting that Tetsuya is real. Suddenly, on his way home, he runs into a boy who actually remembers Tetsuya, referring to him as "delicious." It isn't until later that Hiromu learns of even stranger happenings. According to the boy, Hiromu's name is Glorious Lily and his girlfriend is not who she appears to be. Instead, her name is Valeriana, a beautiful and unfeeling girl. With the help of this mysterious boy, Hiromu delves into his past and learns the truth about who Valeriana is, as well as who he himself is.
An Eldritch being disguises itself as a convenience store worker to understand the meaning of life.
Susumu Nakoshi is a middle-aged man who spends his days between a lavish first-class hotel and a park full of homeless people. One day, an eccentric young man approaches Nakoshi in search of subjects willing to partake in trepanation—the procedure of drilling a hole in the skull. This mysterious person claims that Nakoshi is the perfect man for the experiment. Initially rejecting the offer, he doubles back on his decision after his car gets towed off. Nakoshi agrees to let Manabu Ito, a 22-year-old medical student, drill a hole in his skull in exchange for 700,000 yen. The procedure bears no results at first, with Nakoshi showing no abnormalities. This normalcy comes to an abrupt end, however, when Nakoshi begins seeing the homunculus in every person. With his perception distorted, how will Nakoshi face these homunculi?
When spirits cross over into the human world, they can take up residence in old objects and materialize into beings known as tsukumogami. These creatures have different dispositions, ranging from gentle to hostile, and it’s the Saenome clan's responsibility to send them back to their own realm to prevent chaos. Hyouma Kunato is a member of this clan, but he holds a grudge after a tsukumogami stole something significant from him. Concerned that Hyouma's impulsive rage could lead to supernatural disasters, his grandfather exiles him to live with Nagatsuki Botan in Kyoto - an unusual young woman who lives in harmony with tsukumogami. Can Hyouma overcome his emotions when dealing with these entities, or is he destined to a lifetime of anger?
For anime enthusiasts, an expedition to an alternative universe accompanied by adorable female companions and abilities resembling those in a video game may seem like a perfect dream. However, for the gloomy writer Osamu Dazai, death seems like the preferable option. In 1948, he is unwillingly transported to a world that predates video games. Despite his poetic aspiration of finding the ideal spot to die, the exciting experiences he endures hinder his quest. Unfortunately for him, regardless of how precarious the situation, things appear to work out in his favor. Witness the tale of an unhappy protagonist like no other in this darkly humorous isekai narrative.
In a 17th century seaside fishing village, an oyster girl's fate was changed by an accident...
Welcome to the Ability Society. A futuristic world where no one has an advantage from the abilites they were born with, because you can easily download abilites. These downloadable abilites, called "Labels," will give you the skills to do just about anything. From driving a car to making pottery, the sky's the limit. But there's just one problem—they don't work for Heita Jugojo. How can a guy with no abilities survive in a world where everybody's an "expert?" Find out in this offbeat sci-fi story! Included one-shots: Volume 2: Rokkou Tokka Volume 3: Hi-Fi Cluster: Rokkou Tokka Jiken Jitsurei (pilot), Hiyota Get...
