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Machio Hiraku, who passed away at 39 due to an illness, is granted the chance to venture into an alternate world. When God inquires about his desire to give him power, Machio pleads for a sound physique. His second request is to lead a tranquil existence, followed by a wish to comprehend the native tongue. Finally, he requests to become a farmer.

Iwao Asakura, a.k.a. Gen, president of Asakura Corporation, a subcontractor demolition company, regains his passion as a world-class demolition engineer when Keiko Otsuki, an employee of major general contractor Sanyu Heavy Machinery Lease, brings him a demolition job. He accepted her invitation to join the \"Sanyu Group\" and established the company \"Sanyu Blasting Co. Later, he added an old acquaintance, Roku Iwashita a.k.a. \"Roku the Tugger\", a wooden construction specialist, Hideo Tokita a.k.a. Hide, a crane engineer who was about to commit suicide due to debt, and Hikaru Nakahara, a truck driver and former TV personality, to his team. However, in order to become \"Japan\'s No. 1 demolition company\" that is not bound by the traditions of bid-rigging that persist in the construction industry, he leaves the Sanyu Group and reestablishes himself as Itsumo Blowup Co.

On her wedding day, Hana Gu realizes her relationship lacks love and flees the ceremony. During her escapade, she runs into her ex-boyfriend, Gawi Nam who helps her by using his mysterious ability to time travel into the past. Determined to erase her unwanted marriage, she uses this ability to try and change her fate, but the future proves less malleable than expected. Amid repeated failures, she finds solace in Gawi, who is also trapped in the past, facing similar struggles. As they fight fate together, old feelings from their first love resurface, making Hana question -- does she truly want to change her fate?

Warrior Woman's sole wish is for Hero to love her back. Despite her attempts to exhibit her womanhood, he views her solely as a comrade during their exploits. Her unmatched combat expertise empowers her to defeat even the most fearsome adversary, such as vanquishing a dragon without difficulty. Is it possible for her to earn Hero's love without causing him any unintended harm?

In modern-day Korea, Park Eunha is suddenly thrust into the body of Raeliana McMillan - a wealthy baron's daughter in a world akin to a novel she once read - following her passing. The idyllic facade surrounding Raeliana shatters when it becomes clear that she is a tool in a larger scheme. Her impending murder by her betrothed is meant to catalyze events that will shape the narrative. Determined to change fate, Raeliana turns her attention to Duke Noah Volstaire Wynknight - a potent figure - to steer the story in a different direction. Raeliana is willing to provide Noah with insights into the future in exchange for him posing as her fake fiancé. However, her plans go awry when it comes to light that Noah is not as dependable as she thought, throwing a wrench in her strategies.

Touch Touch You I, Junhee Baek fell in love at first sight. But he rejected me immediately! One day, I was in a marriage arranged by my grandfather and turns out- “Argh!” We haven’t seen each other after twelve years… “Junhee Baek, do you want to marry me?” Why the heck does he want to marry me?! “But you’re not my type” I don’t want to marry you either! But why does my heart beats rapidly whenever he touches me?

It is said that cats will haunt the people who killed them for seven generations.　 Kuro, a black cat who has fallen into the "god of possession," struggles to marry the unladylike hero, Kotaro Nishikiori, in order to complete the "seven generations of possession," the condition for returning to the "god of good fortune," but his love is for Kuro himself.

Despite having no connections and oppositions from her family, Shin Chae-rin went to practice medicine as an intern at Migang Hospital. There she meets a doctor by the name of Baek Kangwoo who has everything in his favor yet wants to give up his training. This is a love story blossoming in the emergency room where Chaerin struggles with her daily work and her love for Kangwoo.

Forensic Princess A 21st century forensic doctor somehow traveled back to ancient China and became a princess. What’s better is her first treatment was rather intimate?

Asakusa's a big, scary place for a little pug all on his own. Or so high school student Sally thinks when she finds the pup abandoned by the Sumida river and gives him a home and a name: Innu. But there's more to this pupper than meets the eye. He's a talking dog. A fighting dog. A no-nonsense, hard-boiled son-of-a-gun. If he knows what's good for him, he'll be a good boy and lay low, but that's gonna be hard when his new owner's the daughter of a yakuza! This doggone DOGGO's in for a rough time in this hilarious, action-packed manga about the yakuza and the pug who joins them.

Lucky Luke is a Western comics series created by Belgian cartoonist Morris in 1946. Morris wrote and drew the series single-handedly until 1955, after which he started collaborating with René Goscinny, Astérix creator, a partnership that lasted until his death, in 1977. Afterwards, he collaborated with several other writers, until his own death, in 2001. French artist Achdé has drawn the series since Morris's death, also with the help of other writers. The series takes place in the American Old West and stars the titular Lucky Luke, a gunslinger known as the "man who shoots faster than his shadow", and his intelligent horse Jolly Jumper. Lucky Luke is pitted against various villains, either fictional or inspired by American history or folklore. The most famous of these are the Dalton Brothers. The stories are filled with humorous elements parodying the Western genre.