FUKUSHIMA YUCCA

The prominent Kamimura family treasures all of their talented descendants. But this isn't the case for Nio, the only omega in the Kamimuras' long unbroken line of alphas. When the death of his brother Reo and sister-in-law Ruri forces Nio back to the house he left behind, their newly orphaned sons remind Nio of his past - especially the older brother Suou, who inherited Nio's brother's abilities despite not sharing any of his blood. What happens when these unlikely almost-relatives begin a new life together?

1-4 + Extra)In the middle of a turf war between the raccoons and the foxes are trapped the rabbits. The rabbits receive a proposal from the divine fox spirits saying that they will protect them if they hand over a beautiful bride. However, since there are no girls of a marriageable age, Rikka (the rabbits’s head son) decides to go talk to the divine foxes. What he did not expect was that the head son of the foxes, Shirou, would fall in love at first sight with him. How will these two opposites get along? Can a fox really love a rabbit?5-6)A salaryman goes through too much stress in work and ends up addicted to sex. Since women can be problematic, he chooses to go to a gay sex agency. There he meets Haruki, who easily sneaks into his everyday thoughts.

The prominent Kamimaru family treasures all of their talented descendants. But this isnt the case for Nio the only omega in a line of unbroken alphas. When the death of his sister in-law and brother happens it forces Nio to return to the house he left. The son of the deceased reminds Nio of his younger self so he decides to take him in. What will happen with these two living together?

It's the 1900s, during the Taisho Era, and Ranko Hanamiya is 24 and working as a server at the posh caf?, Cassiopeia. Her parents tell her they're ashamed of having an unwed daughter, but Ranko herself couldn't care less about it. Then, one day, a ravishing college student she's never met before gives her a present while she's working. Her coworkers are ecstatic, but the rational Ranko doesn't know what to make of it. At home, she's met with another surprise. Apparently, someone from the Chonabashi family wants to marry Ranko! It seems as though their grandfathers made a pact to have their grandchildren marry each other one day. Ranko declines, as she enjoys working and isn't interested in marriage, but her parents won't have it. She rather unwillingly goes to the Chonabashi residence to please her parents and protect their egos. When she gets there, who does she see but Yoichiro, the unfriendly young man who gave her that present at the cafe!

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It's the Taisho era, and Ranko Hanamiya, a former young miss, is 24 years old and works as a waitress at a high-class café called Cassiopeia. Her family complains that she's too old for the job and that it's embarrassing, but she doesn't care. One day, while at work, she suddenly receives a gift from a handsome stranger, a young university student. Her co-workers are all in a frenzy, but Ranko, who has no idea what's going on, keeps her cool. At home, however, a terrible problem is brewing. Viscount Chonabashi's family wants to marry Ranko. In fact, their grandfathers have promised to marry their grandchildren to each other. However, Ranko, who enjoys her work and is not interested in marriage yet, refuses, but her parents, who want to keep up appearances, push her to go to the Chonabashi family. And what's waiting for her there on the day of the wedding is the unsociable young man who gave her a present at the café, Yuuchirou!?

Wataru is a BL manga creator with a great dilemma: he doesn't have any experience, in other words, he is a virgin. Determined to gain experience, he has the idea to hire a host where he requests a younger man named Shou. On the day itself, Wataru has second thoughts but Shou proves to be understanding and gentle. As Wataru realizes he's falling for Shou, will their host-hirer relationship get in the way?