Onii-chan ga Sukutte Ageru

The Promised Neverland

Emma, Norman and Ray are the brightest children at Grace Field House, an orphanage where they live under the care of a woman they call Mom. Their days are filled with good food, clean clothes, rigorous testsponder, and playtime with the other kids, forming what seems like a happy family. The only rule is that they must never leave the orphanage, but since every child is adopted by the age of twelve, life feels safe and complete. One day, Emma and Norman venture past the gate and uncover the horrifying truth behind their existence: the orphanage is a farm, and the children are being raised as food for demons. Aware that their adoption means deathlain, the two must use their intelligence to d

Tomie

Tomie Kawakami is a beautiful high school student with long black hair and a distinctive beauty mark under her left eye. She has an almost supernatural ability to seduce nearly any man she meets, inspiring obsessive devotion and desire. But Tomie is not human. When her lovers inevitably succumb to a dark impulse to kill and dismember her, she always returns from the dead, reborn to continue toying with men. Each new encounter leaves a trail of obsession, madness, and violence, and those who fall for her soon realize that no matter how many times they kill her, the world will never be free of Tomie.

Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-

Subaru Natsuki is abruptly transported to a fantasy world while returning from a convenience store. Expecting to become a powerful hero, he quickly discovers he possesses no special abilities at all. His only power is "Return by Death," a mysterious curse that rewinds time to a previous point whenever he dies. After being saved from thugs by a silver-haired half-elf named Satella, Subaru tries to help her recover a stolen insignia. Their search leads them to a loot shop, where they are brutally murdered by an assassin. Subaru then wakes up earlier in the day, alive and with the memory of his death. Determined to protect Satella and prevent their tragic fate, Subaru must navigate a world of

Your Throne

Lady Medea Solon has spent her life preparing to stand beside Crown Prince Eros as the future princess of the Vasilios Empire. Cunning and ruthless, she sees the throne as her rightful place. But her plans collapse when Eros chooses the gentle and universally loved Psyche Callista as his fiancée instead. Determined to reclaim what she believes is hers, Medea sets out to remove Psyche by any means necessary. During the Yearly Prayer at the Temple, her confrontation with Psyche takes a strange turn. Medea falls into a bottomless fountain and, believing the deity has heard her, prays for the power to rule the empire. Her wish is granted in an unexpected way: she wakes up in Psyche's body. Now

Death's Game

Yijae Choi has nothing left. Unemployed for years, abandoned by his ex-girlfriend, and ruined after losing all his savings in a bitcoin scam, he decides to end his life. Death, however, takes his suicide as an insult. As punishment, she forces him into a cruel game: he must live through the deaths of thirteen other people, one after another. Each time, he wakes up in a different body with a fate already sealed. The only way out is to survive. If Yijae can avoid the death that awaits each of these lives, he earns the chance to live out the rest of that person's lifetime. His own life was a failure, but now he must fight for the lives of strangers.

Lord of the Mysteries

Zhou Mingrui wakes up as Klein Moretti in an alternate Victorian era shaped by steam power, machinery, cannons, airships, and difference engines. In this world, the supernatural is real: potions, divination, hexes, tarot cards, and sealed artifacts exist alongside the industrial age. Surrounded by mysteries from the moment he opens his eyes, Klein becomes entangled with both orthodox and unorthodox Churches. As he slowly develops new powers through Beyonder potions, he must uncover what lurks in the fog of history and darkness. His path is linked to the tarot card of The Fool, numbered 0, a symbol of unlimited potential. This is the legend of "The Fool."