JASMINE

Yin Chai, an ordinary commuter, "died" in an accident. To return his soul to flesh, he has to accept the trials of Yama and become a qualified Hell Officer! After a series of missions, he comes to realize that his death wasn't an accident…

n order to stop her family from worrying about her life choices, Julie decided to lie to them about having a fiance, and she's kept up the lie for the past two years! She was able to get away with it until now by saying her fiance, an international financier millionaire, was always away on business, but now that her sister was about to get married, she couldn't get out of bringing her fiance to the wedding. Her only option was to ask a regular at her bakery, a poor, amateur actor, to play the part-he even had the same name as her imaginary fiance! Julie assumes her plan will run smoothly. How could she know Robert's passionate acting would draw her to him so strongly?

Would you give up being human-or would you become...an idol? A trio of yakuza achieve the impossible and debut as idols—and become a big hit to boot! Under the guidance of their fiendish and overcontrolling boss, three former yakuza men undergo a complete makeover and debut as the back street girl idols “Gokudols.” In their dressing room, they drink alcohol and gamble, but in front of their fans, they're idols through and through. The idol gag manga "without honor" that everyone's talking about has finally been released. Is this what Japan's idol industry has come to?!

The "love, revenge, and feel-good" story centers on a young man who swears revenge against the yakuza. He studies the art of the "assassination fist" with all his might, and becomes an adult. But this man who is a genius at his martial art form realizes his techniques cannot actually be used to kill anyone.

The "love, revenge, and slight euphoria" story centers on a young man who swears revenge against the yakuza. He studies the art of the "assassination fist" with all his might, and becomes an adult. But this man who is a genius at his martial art form realizes his techniques cannot actually be used to kill anyone.

Before starting college, Mari Jiwe's relatives gift her an ancestral totem, once fabled to give its wearer the powers of the animal kingdom. Mari just chalks its 'magical powers' up to superstition. After arriving in New York City, though, she definitely notices something strange about her new home. Especially the animals. While Mari battles staying awake in class and feral subway rats, dark plans emerge from the corners of the vast metropolis. Girls who look just like her start going missing and Mari can't shake the feeling that she's next. As for the totem? Turns out that the 'magical powers' are actually a thing, and Mari is next up to wield them. Freshman year is gonna be a doozy.