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Third life. Just before returning to the original world as the empire’s top physician, betrayal leads to death—and a reset back to age three. No more regressions. Skill wasn’t the problem; lacking a protector was. The new plan: cure the realm’s greatest warriors—now secluded with an incurable illness—and secure unshakable guardians in return. “This is a contract: I’ll heal you, and you’ll protect me.” Can this life finally change the ending? Original Webtoon: KakaoPage, Daum
Born without magic, Count’s daughter Liffia has been mistreated her entire life. Obeying her father’s command, she is to marry Orphen—the greatest mage in the kingdom, yet feared by all as the “Cursed Masked Duke.” But Liffia once owed her life...
Christina, daughter of the marquis’s second wife and member of the family that owns the greatest trading company in the kingdom, is framed and exiled by her jealous older brother, who envies her business talent. Planning to take a relaxed journey after her exile, she unexpectedly acquires a special skill: the ability to read a magical catalog—“Shirley’s Grimoire”—that allows her to order goods from another world!! Noticing how rare and valuable these imported items are, Christina decides to use the power of the grimoire to become the greatest merchant in the kingdom—on her own terms! Winner of the 15th Fantasy Novel Award – “Unique Isekai Life Prize,” this is the much-anticipated comic adaptation of a rising-merchant fantasy starring a determined noble lady! (Sana Scans) https://www.cmoa.jp/title/341565/
Felicia, a duke's daughter, is betrayed by her fiancé and decides to find her own happiness. She shuts herself in her room for five days, preparing documents to convince her parents—but when she finally steps outside, she finds herself in a world 500 years in the future?! Thus begins Felicia’s second life. ___ Original Web Novel
Lydia Evanshi had everything a noblewoman could wish for: an illustrious marquis lineage, wealth that could sustain generations, and a beauty fit for a portrait. The only thing she lacked was good taste in men. She threw her whole heart, soul, liver, and gall into supporting a prince of low birth, even helping him achieve his dream of becoming emperor. And he repaid her by having an affair with her distant relative, Giselle.So Lydia made a choice, she and Giselle would drink poison together and show them what true obsession looked like. But the plan failed, and Lydia was hauled off to a brutal, desolate labor camp. Not long after, a plague swept through the freezing compound. With her thin, pale hands trembling, Lydia quietly waited for death."Why had I lived so foolishly for a man? If I could go back, I'd slap myself hard enough to crack my own jaw."...And then, her chance arrived. She woke up on the very afternoon she had slipped poison into Giselle's teacup, tea time itself! Smack! Lydia immediately slaps her own cheeks awake and begins her new life. A new life where she will avenge herself on Richard, who abandoned her, on Giselle, who betrayed her, and on Devon, who bartered with her life. For that, she needs Arsen Edith, the empire's coveted sword. Lydia seeks him out, declares without hesitation that she has returned from the future, and asks for his aid. Arsen, doubtful yet intrigued, chooses to watch her closely and begins living alongside her. But as days pass, Arsen's gaze toward Lydia begins to shift into something entirely different.+
Ryuuichi Kashima has always taken care of his little brother Kotarou due to their parents traveling most of the time. After the Kashimas suddenly die in a plane crash, an elderly woman named Youko Morinomiya offers to become the brothers' guardian until they both become adults. It turns out that she lost her son and daughter-in-law in the same tragedy. The teenage Ryuuichi can also attend the school where Youko works as chairwoman, on one condition: he must be part of the "babysitting club," which serves as a place to look after the children of professors. At first, it may seem like a rough start for Ryuuichi, but with the help of his classmate Hayato Kamitani and many others, he will experience novel adventures with the children in the club.
One day, Harusho Arisawa, a second-year junior-high boy, went over to the house of his best friend, Hisashi Misumi. That was when he meets and falls in love at first sight with Rio, Hisashi's beautiful college freshman sister. Is it just an innocent boyhood crush or...? (Source: Comic POOL, translated)
Princess Lunafilia, shunned throughout her childhood after a mysterious illness left her legs impaired, has known only cold treatment and isolation. When her weakened body becomes politically convenient, she is forced into marriage with the tyrant of an enemy nation.
Mizuki, a Japanese-American athlete excelling in track-and-field, has made the choice to attend a specific high school in Japan. However, it's not just any ordinary school. She desires to be in close proximity with her role model, Izumi Sano, a high jumper. Therefore, Mizuki will attend an all-boys school by disguising herself as a male. To her surprise, she will not only be their classmate but their roommate as well. Mizuki must conceal her true identity not only in class but in the locker room and her personal space. Her fellow students, including the school nurse, may start to ponder their own sexual preferences due to Mizuki's presence. Additionally, this manga series includes one-shots "Natsu no Ori" (The Cage of Summer) in Volume 1 and "Kawaki no Tsuki" (The Thirsty Moon) in Volume 4.
Magical girls and villains are enemies, but can neophyte Tanpopo's bond with the villain Shade topple that destiny? (Source: VIZ Media)
24-year-old web novel writer Yeong Won isn’t interested in love, but she can’t help admiring her roommate’s handsome boyfriend, Mu-il Shin. But Mu-il suddenly dies, and Yeong receives a mysterious package containing a robot vacuum. The vacuum introduces itself as an AI copy of Mu-il, and claims that he was murdered. Now, Yeong must navigate life with a digital version of the one man she couldn’t resist, as she’s pulled into a mystery far stranger and more personal than any of her novels.
