Boys Love

Working as a police officer at a small koban station, Ueda Tomoharu finds satisfaction in his role. But, his tranquil life takes an unexpected turn when he encounters Gotouda Aki, a member of the yakuza, during a chase to capture an underwear thief. Surprisingly, Aki confesses his love for Ueda, defying any potential challenges that may arise in their relationship. While appreciative of Aki's tender gestures, Ueda realizes dating a gangster comes with its own set of perils. The looming danger becomes more evident as they proceed.

Though others perceive Kirara as a cute and effeminate boy, he longs to exude an air of cool masculinity. Upon the arrival of two strapping and suave neighbors, he seizes the chance to shadow their every move, hoping to absorb some of their manliness. As they mature side by side, Kirara gradually comes to the shocking realization that his affections for the younger sibling, Ken, extend far beyond platonic camaraderie.

[The twin brothers love me too much. What should I do?] D-class guide Qiao Yang, because of a drunken accident, discovered that he could use the two A-class sentinels, his childhood friends Zheng Jia and Zheng Yan, to enhance his own class. In order to retain this rare S-class status, he chose to conceal his exploitation of them. However, during the repeated interaction with the two, he gradually becomes aware of their feelings towards him...

Ji-hwan Kang, who was forced to transfer schools after getting involved in a gang fight, decides to ask Yu-seong Han, the top student in the class, for help with his studies. However, he accidentally tears Yu-seong's school uniform. But what's that on Yu-seong's back? A tiger tattoo on this supposedly model student?! Ji-hwan proposes to keep Yu-seong's tattoo and identity a secret in exchange for tutoring. In response, Yu-seong deliberately begins to engage in close physical contact, hoping to make Ji-hwan give up on his own...

Living in a small town, C and J were separated without knowing who was responsible. A decade later, they reunited and confronted each other about the separation.

Seth and his band have a standing gig every Saturday night at the pub's peak hour. However, they are regularly replaced by Darren, a skilled singer and guitarist whom Seth finds alluring. At first, this creates tension between them, but as they spend more time in each other's company, they unexpectedly grow to appreciate one another's company.

Sooin desires to break free from an abusive relationship, but feels trapped. Meanwhile, Chi-hwan, a vampire who cannot consume human blood, has made a habit out of drinking other vampire's blood instead. Serendipity brings them together and Chi-hwan offers Sooin a tempting deal – he'll assist Sooin's escape from the oppressive situation in exchange for being allowed to drink Sooin's blood. Will accepting Chi-hwan's proposal prove to be a positive turning point for them both?

A tough-looking, coolheaded (?) yakuza and a simpleton that lost his job and home fake living together until they're found out! Note: Includes one extra.

In this chapter, the connection between Suou, a warrior in debt, and Sakaki, the demon who previously rescued him, is expounded upon.

Ein Price died at the age of 35, but miraculously, he was born again as a 19-year-old and is now studying in college with his beloved companion Ray Cunnington. Ein saved a dragon named Null and was granted three wishes, and with his second wish, he made a clever choice. Ein wished to see Ray for the last time before his own demise, which remarkably came true. For his initial wish, all Ein asked for was a sausage.

Kim Jiho's source of income involves pickpocketing on the streets. Following a physical assault by the proprietor of his living quarters, he finds himself wandering aimlessly with no destination in mind. Hopelessness seizes him, and he sits in front of a car while a fleeting thought crosses his mind: "If I were to perish here, it would be best if the car were valuable." His particular musings result in an expensive car halting precisely in front of him, and the driver asks him if he'd like to come along if he has nowhere else to go. Kim Jiho, believing that even kindness has a price, agrees and accompanies the driver. However, the driver never requests anything from Kim Jiho after giving him a ride.