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The protagonist, Meiphite, the Great Saintess, hides her true bold and fearless nature and instead plays the role of an ideal saint. Because of her outstanding abilities, she becomes the target of resentment and ostracism from the other saintesses. One day, Meiphite is falsely accused of attempting to assassinate another saintess. Unable to contain her anger, she goes on a rampage. Carried by that momentum, she sets off on a journey. Along the way, she encounters Gilliam, a beastman whose companions have been kidnapped, and the two decide to work together.
“Make me a love potion.” And with that single sentence, the Good Witch of the Lake’s secret crush on the dashing Sir Harij ends in heartbreak. Still, when he promises to help her gather the ingredients, Rose is thrilled at the chance to gaze upon a man she’d normally never get to interact with. She learns to brace her pounding heart for their usual stilted conversations but what is she to do when he inexplicably shows up at her doorstep with bread and a jar of apple butter?
Duke’s daughter Yulia carries memories of her past life, in which she studied agricultural science at university. In this new world, she lives on and manages the poor territory she is meant to inherit, devoting herself to improving crop varieties. One day, however, the king orders her to become the fiancée of Rigras, the second prince—an ill-reputed man surrounded by unsavory rumors. At their formal meeting, the slightly plump Yulia is cruelly insulted by Rigras, who calls her a pig. Thankfully, the engagement is canceled. Relieved—or so she thinks—Yulia is soon approached by Loren, the first prince, who proposes marriage. With their interests aligned, she agrees to become his fiancée. But Yulia doesn’t yet realize the truth. This world is actually the setting of an otome game she played in her previous life—and she was originally destined to become the villainess fiancée of Prince Rigras.
In a far-away, snowy country, the quiet schoolgirl Chou meets and befriends a mysterious girl, Se. -MAL
Seo-woo once pushed away Won-hyeok, the boy who had taken her to a bunker when they were young. Years later, now a high school student living an isolated life, Seo-woo makes a desperate, extreme choice—and in the process discovers another bunker and enters it. But there, she is confronted by Won-hyeok, covered in blood… And she is trapped.
Hatsukoi no Shounen wa Reitetsu Kishi ni Hyouhen Shiteimashita / 初恋の少年は冷徹騎士に豹変していました 全力で告白されるなんて想定外です!! Ravi, a girl born into a wealthy merchant family, begins to cherish Cyril, the son of an earl, who protects her from robbers. However, after Cyril's father passes away, she loses contact with him... When they meet again seven years later, Cyril has become a knight of the Royal Knights, but his gentle and calm personality has changed completely, and he coldly dismisses Ravi, saying he "doesn't remember" her. But there's no way that the overly opinionated Ravi will back down so easily!
Giselle, a reincarnated saint, has been ordered by the church to enter into a contract marriage with a cold-hearted duke. One of her conditions for marriage is that they have a drink together once a week!? As she drinks with the cold-hearted duke, she discovers a surprising side to him... Enjoying the gourmet food of her previous life and spending delicious, happy days with the duke and his subjects, the story begins!
One day during her childhood, Willemina, a duke’s daughter, suddenly gains a stepbrother. Believing him to be her father’s illegitimate child, and seeing that he knows nothing about studies or etiquette, she treats him harshly while attempting to educate him. Yet Nigel never shows even a hint of displeasure. Instead, he follows her around devotedly, calling out, “Sister… Sister…” She is certain he must hate her — so why does he act like he adores her…? A slow-burn, doting love story between a quiet, sister-obsessed stepbrother and a strong-willed duke’s daughter.
To take on another’s misfortune and share one’s own happiness— the daughters of the Edelstein family are born with such a special power. For generations, the heads of the family have expanded their influence by marrying these daughters into powerful noble houses. The nobles desire only the daughters’ abilities. Love has no place in these unions; they are purely marriages of political convenience. However, Kshel, born into the Edelstein family, possessed no such power. As a result, she was scorned and abused, derisively called a “pebble.” When Kshel is married off to the up-and-coming noble house of Baron Ertz, she prepares herself for the worst—fully expecting that once her lack of power is discovered, her husband will be disappointed… perhaps even kill her. Yet Jeremias, the man who becomes her husband, never mentions her lack of ability at all, and instead welcomes Kshel with genuine warmth and kindness—
Rose, a saint who was supposed to be framed and executed because of her black-hearted sister. She finds herself back two years before her death. She has a chance to start over, and her goal is to go to the place where her "favorite" mage, Girtia-sama, resides.
Mystery in a prestigous girls' school, a girl who belongs to the common people is best friends with the most popular and admired girl, when suddenly she disappears without leaving behind a single word.
Vibia has served as a Vestal Virgin since childhood, sworn to chastity and charged with guarding the sacred flame of Vesta. Breaking her vow means death. Her ordered life collapses when she is pulled into the lethal intrigues of Emperor Domitian’s court. Behind its beauty and splendor lurks Julia, charming and dangerously manipulative. Drawn into a tense triangle with the mysterious freedman Leonides and the hardened centurion Quintus Sirius Aquila, Vibia must navigate a treacherous landscape where her vows of purity become political weapons, her every action is watched, and one misstep could mean death in the clash between holiness and the corrupting force of imperial power. This series contains depictions of mature content that may be not be suitable for some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
