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The year is 158 AD, and the Roman Empire thrives under the 20th year of Emperor Antoninus Pius’s reign. Lucius, a Roman bathhouse architect, is now sixty years old and plagued with back pain. His wife Satsuki has mysteriously disappeared, his son, Marius, is beyond comprehension...and to top it off, he still has the Roman bathhouses to worry about! (Source: MANGA Plus)

Against the backdrop of the harsh 11th century England emerges a blood-soaked saga of violence and vengeance. Chihiro Yoshioka's Farewell, My Odin tells the legend of Luke, who faces hardships from birth but overcomes the suffering he endures to become one of the most feared and powerful warriors in all the lands. Embark on a tumultuous journey with the young boy, which begins in the wilderness where he nurtures his animality as a part of the wolf pack. In the medieval realm, survival demands savagery and cunning, skills that he has learned through affliction. But once he meets a warm-hearted priest, he finds solace in his new family and regains his humanity. (Source: Titan Comics)

The jewelry store "Rohstein" has an unusual way of "maids selling jewelry." The store, located off the main street, is frequented by gentlemen, aristocrats, actresses, poor students, and all sorts of people who have heard the rumors. When they come across a sparkling jewel, their lives begin to shine brightly. A tale spun between gems and the people who desire them—a series of jewel-like short stories, delicately illustrated. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

1. Nikuyajiki 2. Ennyuu 3. Enjuu 4. Akai Yoru 5. Karyuudo 6. Fukushuu: Tokage Onna 7. Shuuaku: Gokiburi Otoko 8. Kaidan Neko 9. Sutego Monogatari 10. Buta Onna 11. Tatakau Onna 12. Nurikomegura 13. Nihon Youkai Odorozoushi 14. Koushou 15. Roppukudou

Ashley is a vampire who's been living an eternal life. In order to ease his loneliness, he starts traveling around the world to find a lover with his attendant doll, Noel… Its beautiful, delicate art adds charm to this sorrowful and serious story. Nevertheless, it somehow brings cynical laughter as well. Enjoy this dark (joke) fantasy! (Source: Bunny's Scanlations)

A period drama set in 17th century Japan ten years after the Battle of Sekigahara, Gaiakitan tells the tale of of Sanada Yukimura assembling his team of ninja, the "Sanada Ten Braves." The story follows a mysterious and talented ninja, Kirigakure, who is reluctantly drawn into Yukimura's rebellion against the Tokugawa clan. (Source: MU)

Shaoran (Xiaolian) is an orphaned girl who lives alone in the mountains at the very nook of an impoverished village. One day, an envoy from the palace arrives and scouts her to to be a lady-in-waiting for the imperial harem. This was how a wild girl raised on the mountains was able to live in a luxurious palace working as a lady-in-waiting, however... On her first day (due to various reasons), Shaoran had suddenly become a criminal after slapping one of the consorts. Though execution appeared certain, she was specially pardoned and demoted from a lady-in-waiting to a maidservant in charge of odd jobs. She is ridiculed by the other consorts as the, "Princess of Odd Jobs," however, this is where her rapid advance begins. She implements reforms to the worn-down palace and optimizes her chores through the knowledge she learned from her life of living in poverty, earning the gaze of the other ladies-in-waiting and the imperial consorts alike. Continuing these course of events, Shaoran's name spreads through the imperial palace, reaching even the emperor's ears... (Source: Shousetsuka ni Narou, translated)

1. Dreamy Pavilion Like the famous Chinese beauty he played on the stage in the Peking opera "Farewell My Concubine", Hien longed for a love worth dying for. Will Seijo, a foster son of an eunuch, fulfill Hien's wish? 2. Harem for Two Upon founding their nation, Genko-sama suddenly declared of building his own harem, what will Josei do? 3-4. Resigned Decision Comedic one about a yakuza-wannabe and a policeman. 5. Pavilion of Destruction Prequel oneshot of the merchant Saimon (Cimen in this manga) of Kinpeibai Kinden Honoo no Kuchizuke. (Source: MU)

In Japan of the 16th century, a general, the samurai Saitou, decides to offer his daughter in marriage to the son of the shogun, Nobunaga. But one of his vassals, Mitsuhide, loves secretly this girl and to stay near her, disguises himself as a handmaid. On the road which leads them towards the lands of the future bridegroom, the convoy falls accidentally on the young Nobunaga. This meeting is nevertheless going to take a particular bend when the young man discovers that he loves passionnement.... Mitsuhide. (Source: Soleil Manga)

A basic story of love between the various members of the Shinsengumi, that mostly focuses on Okita Souji and Hijikata Toushizou. Mostly slapstick humour about the love shared between these two men; and how Hijikata tries his best to avoid the feelings he has for Okita.

Set in the classical age of Korean history, a stubborn beautiful young lady finds herself one day out in the middle of nowhere… and to make things worse, she can’t remember a thing! Her name, where she’s from, and why she was almost about to drown in a pond. But fate would have it though, that a dashing young man with blonde hair and a wing for his right arm would rescue her. Somehow, deep down inside, this young man puts her at ease, and as she had lost all of her memories, she asks him to name her. With a face expressing the mixed emotions of sadness, remorse, and hope, he names her Bambi. Immediately, Bambi feels as though she has regained a part of herself as the name Bambi somehow feels so nostalgic. Especially the way the young man says her name… It almost feels as if she has known him since childhood... (Source: Infinity Studios)

Queen Antoinette visits the Mona Lisa.

Sugita Genpaku made a contract with the demon in exchange for the ability to cure any disease. But if he doesn’t find someone to treat within the time limit, his soul will be taken!

1-3. Butterfly Read Book 4-5. Dragon Teases Phoenix Miraculous Love Fate

They say that the War God Set is a brute, unfit in his position of power. The only one able to rein him in is his peace-loving older brother, King Osiris. However, when an unknown party assassinates Osiris right in front of Set, all blame falls onto the War God's shoulders, and the public condemns him for a crime he did not commit. At his execution, Set's head rests upon a chopping block. However, in a blink, he awakens in the past, years before his brother's murder. Even his sister, Nephthys, is alive, despite having been killed by a group of thugs years prior. Back to when it all started, the one who orchestrated it all begins to make their move. But this time, Set will not be ignorant. With his fury ignited, the War God is hellbent on revenge for his unrightful execution—but even more so for the death of his beloved brother. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

The young pirate head Sakaki met the autistic but beautiful samurai Murou... Why did Murou have the other half of the treasure island map left by Sakaki's grandfather? Why did Murou keep to himself? Could Sakaki open Murou's closed heart? And how should he handle his best friend who loved him, Juurou? (Source: MU)

A seminal history of Date Masamune. Yokoyama has a plain and matter of fact style for history without really trying to dramatize it. (Source: HappyScans!)

Originally published as doujinshi but later serialized in Comptiq. It is considered semi-canonical. The B5-size publication contains a manga and novel section, both dealing primarily with the "Star of Africa" Hanna-Justina Marseille during the North African Campaign.

It's the Taishou 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 Chounabashi'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 Chounabashi 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, Ichirou!? (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

Set in the summer of 1907, the story follows Inako Momokawa, the daughter of a sake brewer in Kyoto's Fushimi district. Often scolded by her strict father, Inako finds quiet comfort in her prayers to the gods. One day, while praying at Fushimi Inari Shrine, she meets Kihachi Sakamoto, a free-spirited boy who rejects her faith and believes the future belongs to electricity, not gods. The two don't get along at first, but when Inako's father suddenly arranges her marriage, Kihachi helps her run away. To stop the wedding, they must find The Electric Catalog—a mysterious book Kihachi wrote as a child that contains prophetic writings about electricity, which was taken by his missing brother, Seiroku. Together, they travel through Kyoto in search of the missing book, discovering both the changing world around them and a quiet love that history will never record. (Source: MAL News)

When I woke up, I was in a palace I didn't know! I don't know what it is, but I'm sure I've been reincarnated in a different world! Apparently, I have a very noble status and don't have to work... In my life, the winners have already been decided!! Go for a huge victory!!!! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)