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Born into a family of models, Cane Lele's parents were once admired figures in the fashion industry. However, their lives were cut short due to a tragic plane crash, leaving Lele to be raised by her grandmother. Growing up surrounded by the superficial nature of the industry, Lele develops a strong aversion towards it. Despite her reluctance, Lele's aunt, Ye Feihung, a former model turned fashion agent, convinces her to give modeling a try. It isn't until Lele witnesses the artistry involved in a photo shoot by American model Angus Lanson that she begins to see the appeal. While attending a meeting with top fashion ambassadors, Lele is excited to finally meet the model who inspired her. Unbeknownst to her, Angus' twin brother, Eros Lanson, is secretly accompanying him, leading to a charming and confusing beginning to Lele's pursuit of her goals - to make it big in the competitive New York City fashion scene and, perhaps, to find love.
Out of the blue, Jiang Yu transmigrates into a xiuxian novel. But who decided that she only deserves to be a small fry who barely even counts as cannon fodder in the novel? And why is she suddenly bound to a useless retribution system? She's not only the bottom-of-the-barrel weakest of the weak, but she's also a tiny black sheep who gets made an example of in the first few chapters of the book! And yet, Jiang Yu is not entirely helpless. Using her quick wit and cunning, she forges out the path of a self-reliant, feminist-ideal heroine when they least expect it.
Charlotte, the daughter of a marquis, possesses a special ability: her emotions are reflected in the weather. Because of this, she always suppressed her feelings and lived with restraint. She never allowed herself to cry, to be angry, or even to feel joy. However, her fiancé Theodore suddenly breaks off their engagement. To make matters worse, he seems to be completely smitten with a sweet commoner girl named Verona. Having reached the limits of her patience, Charlotte decides to marry the king of the Kingdom of Shurton—a land of barren soil. Her new fiancé, Azul, begins showering her with overwhelming affection that knows no bounds—!?
In a fantasy world where one's occupation is predetermined at birth, heroism is considered an inherent trait rather than a learned skill. Ein, assigned the role of an "Appraiser," finds himself relegated to a distant and unimportant position within the adventurer community, subjected to mistreatment and disregard. After coming to the conclusion that his efforts are futile, Ein happens upon a chance for a new beginning, discovering that his seemingly inconsequential profession holds the key to his heroic aspirations.
A rural factory faces a new outbreak of the “Dumfluenza” virus, and for Daeho, this could be his chance to get back to his arrogant boss lady.
The story centers on an injured elf who is enslaved, but fortunate enough to be saved by an apothecary.
Lee Han’s life was going nowhere until he received an offer too tempting and dangerous to ignore: “Get close to the women in this building! Seduce them, romance them, blackmail them, whatever method works.” Lee Han is thrown into a risky game of secrets and seduction, where every woman has a weakness and finding it might completely change his life. “I need to start with the married woman at unit 301, Han Soojin, and find her weakness quickly!”
Included one-shot: Volume 1: Ore to Imouto to Sakura-mochi Anpan (two pilot chapters)
