Chapter 111
History isn't Tokidoki's strong subject. He's even forced to do make-up work at a high-tech museum to boost his failing grades. After being attacked by a virtual reality monster and having his goggles broken, he finds himself trapped in the Edo period. Could it be real?
Chapter 23
[From Laughing In Quarantine] A story of a vow between a pure bride and a demon, in a story "divided by life and death." "Flower candles" refers to the gorgeous lights that are lit during a wedding ceremony, and refers to a woman who has been engaged and turned around. Kiso, a newspaper reporter who pursues a mysterious strange disease that is spreading in the streets, is rescued by a girl who happens to encounter a strange demon. Kiso, who for some reason is strongly attracted to the girl, makes a fierce attack on her, but she was the "candle" that makes a contract with the demon...
Chapter 23
A mysterious disease in which one day people suddenly rise back from the Underworld: The Withering Death. When Kiso, a newspaper journalist, starts investigating the strange disease, he is attacked by a grotesque-looking demon. The one who saves him is a girl he had met by chance... The girl, whom Kiso is peculiarly drawn to, for some reason calls herself a "Demon's Burning Light"...?
Chapter 34
The world which was once governed by four evil gods has plunged into chaos. Its now up to the Kashikans to restore order by once again confining the gods that escaped, through song and dance.
Chapter 1
"･･････I want you to become my lover." Freya Villiers, the daughter of a viscount, faced pressure to reconcile with Nathan, her ex-fiancé who broke off their engagement after cheating with her sister. To escape the pressure from Nathan and her supportive parents urging her to reunite, Freya visits the mansion of Count Bradbury, feared as a "vampire" among the nobles. There, she asks the incompetent and originally (something) to pose as her lover!?