Emerald

Junjou Romantica weaves together the stories of three couples who are about to experience their own "pure-hearted" romance. Junjou Romantica Misaki Takahashi, a young man preparing for his university exams, and his tutor, Akihiko Usami—a highly acclaimed novelist—do not get along. If it was not for Takahiro, Misaki's beloved older brother and Usami's best friend, the two would never have crossed paths at all. But when Misaki discovers a sexually explicit boys-love novel featuring characters eerily similar to Usami and Takahiro—definitely penned by Usami himself—his suspicions about the man's ulterior motives toward his brother are confirmed. After a heated confrontation, Misaki and Usami decide to call a truce. That is, until Takahiro visits them with his new fiancée! Misaki should be elated, but as Usami simply accepts the news with congratulations, why does he feel this unfamiliar anger toward his brother? Junjou Egoist Hungover and suffering from an unrequited love, Hiroki Kamijou is crying on a park bench when he almost gets hit by a small rocket. Upon seeing his tears, the owner of the rocket, Nowaki Kusama, cannot seem to leave him alone, even convincing Kamijou to tutor him for his upcoming high school proficiency exam. But when the subject of his tutor's unrequited love appears at his doorstep, Nowaki claims Kamijou all to himself and declares his feelings for him. How will the prideful Kamijou deal with this "storm" that threatens to drown him and his heart with love? Junjou Terrorist Shinobu Takatsuki believes that it was destiny that led him to meet You Miyagi, who had saved him from being extorted for money three years ago. Things got complicated, however, when they became in-laws, with Miyagi having married Shinobu's older sister—and so, the news of the couple's recent divorce presents the perfect opportunity for Shinobu and his hero to finally be together. Miyagi, however, does not appreciate the advances of this much-too-young "terrorist" who thinks nothing of their age gap and complicated relations. He tries to scare him off, but Miyagi underestimates just how serious Shinobu is and that he is willing to break through any obstacle, all for their "fated love." [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Ritsu Onodera's dream is to edit Japan's bestselling novels, which makes Marukawa Publishing the best place to fulfill his goal. However, things do not go as planned when, instead of the literature department, he is assigned to Emerald—the shoujo manga department! To make things worse, his new boss, Masamune Takano, is an unsubtle slave driver willing to go as far as kissing Onodera to act as a reference for a manga artist. Nevertheless, Onodera is driven to prove himself, hoping that his good performance will allow him to transfer someday. Onodera slowly settles into the flow of the surprisingly all-male Emerald Department, and the romantically-themed work reminds him of his high school ex-boyfriend and first love. Not wanting to think about that jerk, he focuses on learning the ropes from Takano, who behaves strangely the more he learns about Onodera's past. It all comes to a head when they finally recognize each other: Takano is the jerk who broke Onodera's heart, but according to Takano, it was Onodera who suddenly left him without a word. Emerald's passionate editors already know plenty about romance, but they can learn even more about it themselves once they meet their one and only true love. In Onodera's case, it is only a matter of time until he realizes that he is still very much in the middle of the "world's greatest first love." [Written by MAL Rewrite]

While spending summer with his mother, Haru meets Ren, a boy newly adopted by his mother. Getting along with Ren isn't easy as Haru's goal is to "civilize" him by the time summer ends. Their relationship slowly improves as Haru spends more time with Ren and in return Ren steadily warms up to him. Can they really become a "family" at the end of summer!? (Source: Bliss)

Takafumi Yokozawa has had his heart broken. In despair, he chooses to drown his sorrows the only way he knows how—with a metric ton of booze. After ending up blackout drunk, Takafumi wakes up naked in a hotel room. Greeted by Zen Kirishima, a coworker and editor-in-chief of the shounen manga magazine Japun, Takafumi finds himself being subjected to blackmail. As it turns out, Zen had taken some rather incriminating pictures the night before. Takafumi must follow along with the editor's every whim; he is tricked into drinking together, eating fancy meals he cannot afford, and even visiting the Kirishima household. Slowly, with the help of Zen and his daughter, Hiyori, Takafumi finds himself forgetting all about his broken heart. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Five years ago, almost every villager of Ootsuka died due to a tragic plague. But mysteriously enough, three survivors: a girl and two boys, emerged. Now living in a church, the three live in isolation, hidden from those who may seek to find them. Shino, one of the survivors, has control over the power of Murasame, the blade of life. But when the imperial church seeks to take the Murasame for themselves, their peaceful life becomes a thing of the past... (Source: Bliss)

Shin Himemiya had always wanted to become an actor ever since he was in high school. Now, he is an up and coming actor who only gets roles for the bad guys. Kazushige Tatebayashi had always wanted to go to college, but instead he became an actor. Now, he is an up and coming ikemen who only gets the likable roles. These two opposites may look like they have nothing in common on the outside, however, what secrets lay on the inside? Follow these two as their mysterious show business secret love unfolds. (Source: Exiled Rebels Scanlations)

University student Aoi Satake wakes up wrapped in a red string and with a stranger inside his house claiming to be a god. Aoi scapes, but something is... different? He's now extremely popular and everybody's fighting for his attention. What's the relation between these events and some promise he made with the man that calls himself the god Ookuninushi-no-mikoto and what will happen from now on? (Source: MU, edited)

The thing Dai Hara hates the most is people. To him, every single person is troublesome. He was bullied and bothered so much throughout middle school that he debuted as a delinquent in high school. However, whether he's plain or flashy, it seems the only person who isn't bothersome is the janitor. (Source: Exiled Rebels Scans)

After losing his life as a soccer player to an accident, Shougo Hinata works at a patisserie run by his benefactor and long-time crush, Akira Hanagiri. Unable to convey his feelings, he thinks that being by the side of calm and gentle Akira is enough—until one day, he witnesses Akira fighting on the streets in the middle of the night like a completely different person. After his true character is revealed, Akira attempts to avoid Shougo. "I want to know the things I don't know about you!" "I don't want things to remain the same!" With these revelations, Shougo pushes Akira down...?! "What should I do, Akira-san? I want to make love to you no matter what." A story about a determined love, featuring a hot-blooded, pure-hearted young man and an ex-gangster patissier. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

On his 20th birthday, Sawamura Eita is kissed by his best friend. The were both a bit drunk at the time, so Eita is content to believe it was all a dream. But was it? (Source: MU)

Manaka keeps on falling for straight men and gets dumped as a result. One night, after the last train, he falls asleep drunk on a bench at the train platform. He is then woken up by Ogi, one of the staff members at the train station. Ogi is known as the “Prince of the Train Station” by many, a total lady-killer. As such, he has become Manaka’s target for his one-sided love. The truth is that Manaka confessed his feelings to Ogi when he was drunk that night. Ogi replied with a kiss and said, “I like you too.” But Manaka thinks that that was all just a dream. Will he ever realize that that was not a dream at all?! (Source: MU)

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Invited by a friend to a drinking party, Ryou reunites with Fujishiro, a man he's hated since childhood. His ability to socialize with anyone remains unchanged. Remembering his irritation towards Fujishiro being liked by everyone surrounding him, he decides not to get involved, but... When they were left alone, Fujishiro poked at his true feelings saying "you hate me, don't you?" And confessing he "likes" Ryou, the only person who hates him. He pushed him down and came on to him. Is Fujishiro just playing with Ryou...? (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

For a long time, Shuuhei Ibuki has been in love with Kaoru Tobita, the yakuza boss's son who picked him up. Ibuki stayed close to Kaoru, hiding his feelings. But one day, when he was masturbating while watching Kaoru's drunken sleeping face, Kaoru happened to wake up and hit Ibuki. Because of this incident, Ibuki decided to change their relationship, but Kaoru told Ibuki that he wanted to introduce a woman to him... "I only want Kaoru, I want to turn you into someone who belongs to me only." What was revealed later was a pure love mixed with obsession, possessiveness, and desire. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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Ayumu, a nursery teacher, finds a suspicious person at the nursery school where he works. However, the suspicious person turns out to be a popular actor named Hikaru Momose. Ayumu used to be a tutor for Hikaru, and they had promised to get married if Hikaru's feelings didn't change even after he became an adult?! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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