Can You Just Die, My Darling?

Bastard

Seon Jin is a quiet, sickly high school student who is relentlessly bullied and largely ignored by everyone around him. At home, he lives alone with his father, a man admired by the community as a successful businessman and devoted parent. But Jin knows the truth: his father is a deranged serial killer, and Jin has been forced to help him carry out his crimes for years. When his father takes an interest in a pretty transfer student, Jin must decide whether to keep obeying him or finally defy the man who has made him an unwilling accomplice.

AISHA

Twin sisters lose both their parents, and their enormous inheritance ends up in the hands of their wicked stepmother. The girls are left living in the family's old mansion, under the same roof as the woman who took everything from them. The mansion is not only the stepmother's territory. Her three sons live there too, and each of them feels something special toward the sisters who share no blood with them, a bond that sits somewhere between affection and obsession. Grief, suspicion and desire mix inside those walls, and love and hatred grow side by side in the same house. The twins have to decide how far they are willing to go to take back what was taken from them.

I Love You. So I Kill You.

Kamishiro Taku meets his unrequited love, Hanazono Mika, and is struck by a vision: his own hands, an umbrella, and a violent attempt on her life. In the harsh and cruel world he inhabits, this glimpse of murderous intent is only the beginning. His defiance may bring hope or despair. A bloodlust disease called ID forces the infected to desire the death of the person they love most. Kamishiro and Hanazono must face impossible odds and even his former allies to save her from a fate worse than death. Their only hope is to find a cure, but every step draws them deeper into a conflict where love and killing intent are impossible to separate.

Killing My Sensei Softly

When she was a child, a girl watched her parents being murdered, and she never forgot the face of the man who did it. She promised herself that one day she would kill him. Years later, she recognizes that face again: the killer is now her high school teacher. After school, he tutors her in secret. Her classmates assume something is going on between them, and they are wrong in every way. What actually binds the two of them is a bargain: he is a serial killer, and she has become his apprentice, asking him to teach her how to murder. Teacher and student draw closer as the lessons go on, and the line between hatred, dependence and affection begins to blur.

Koisuru Psycho no Shirayuki-kun

Haruki endures relentless bullying from a trio of classmates, day after day, with no way out. One day, a beautiful transfer student named Shirayuki approaches him and, smiling, asks whether he would go out with him if the bullying stopped. Haruki dismisses the offer as a joke. The next day, one of his tormentors disappears. Then another. Shirayuki is a psychopath who lacks common sense and empathy, and his idea of affection for Haruki seems to involve removing anyone who hurts him. As the people around them keep vanishing, Haruki has to decide how close he can let this smiling boy get. Shirayuki's devotion never wavers. Neither does the harm it leaves behind.

Delete

Tokiwa Kanoko is an expert at playing 'Delete', a puzzle game similar to Tetris. She has a compulsive habit of arranging objects to fill empty spaces in her daily life, a quirk that extends beyond the game. One day, she discovers that whenever she perfectly fills a vacant space, she gains the ability to delete whatever she has arranged, erasing it from existence entirely. As Kanoko begins to use this newfound power, she becomes addicted to the thrill of deletion, starting with small, insignificant items. Her obsession escalates, and she soon finds herself unable to resist the urge to delete more meaningful things, including people and memories. The power consumes her, blurring the line betw