Maki Zenin and Y/N are dating. Nobody knows. Every day is spent pretending they’re just teammates, while every moment alone reminds them how difficult that act is becoming. As their relationship grows stronger, so does the temptation to stop hiding it.
Makima has the entire world wrapped around her finger, but one Public Safety employee remains completely immune to her charms. As she desperately tries to get closer through promotions, raises, and increasingly obvious hints, the only thing Y/N notices is that his boss is strangely invested in his career
Are you the strongest because you’re alone, or are you alone because you’re the strongest?” After Gojo Satoru is sealed during the Shibuya Incident, the jujutsu world falls into chaos. With curses growing stronger and sorcerers losing hope, Yuki Tsukumo reveals the existence of a sorcerer hidden from society for years. Y/N. A special grade raised in secrecy. A weapon the higher-ups feared would become another Gojo. Now thrown into Tokyo Jujutsu High, Y/N is forced to carry the title of “the strongest” while the students around him struggle to understand someone who feels more like a natural disaster than a person. But beneath the overwhelming power and cold silence is someone who never learned how to live normally—and the more everyone distances themselves from him, the more dangerous that loneliness becomes.
Kasumi Miwa has spent her entire life believing she’s ordinary. But when a series of missions pairs her with Y/N, the two slowly grow closer through shared struggles, quiet conversations, and the pressures of being jujutsu sorcerers. As feelings begin to develop, Miwa must learn that strength isn’t measured by power alone. A slow-burn romance about self-worth, friendship, and finding someone who sees the best in you.
Y/N’s life takes a dangerous turn after two girls at Kurohane Academy become obsessed with him in completely different ways. Airi Fujimoto is sweet, affectionate, and always close by — almost too close. Reina Kisaragi is quiet, mysterious, and seems to know everything about him without asking. As their rivalry grows more intense, Y/N is forced into the center of a twisted competition for his love. Both girls want the same thing: him. But when obsession starts replacing affection, choosing one of them might be the worst decision he could make.
During the chaos of the Yorknew City Auction, Y/N accidentally crosses paths with one of the Phantom Troupe’s deadliest members—Machi Komacine. For reasons neither of them can explain, she lets him live. What begins as a chance encounter turns into repeated meetings, quiet conversations, and an unexpected connection between two people who should be enemies. But with Kurapika’s quest for revenge and the Phantom Troupe’s dangerous world closing in around them, the thread tying them together may be stronger than either of them realizes.
For years, Y/N has faithfully served as Utahime Iori’s personal attendant, handling everything from paperwork and errands to the little things she always seems to forget. To Y/N, it’s simply another day’s work. To Utahime… it’s becoming something much more. As the days pass, the dependable servant she’s always relied on slowly becomes the first person she looks for each morning and the last one she wants to see leave. While everyone around them begins to notice the growing tension, Y/N remains completely oblivious, mistaking every awkward request and lingering glance as nothing more than part of the job.
firstborn daughter to a demon in exchange for every talent imaginable. Now he’s a genius at everything—except talking to girls. Faced with the horrifying possibility that she’ll never collect on their contract, the demon Rika takes it upon herself to teach him how to date. Unfortunately for both of them, love is a lot harder when the person you’re supposed to help is the one stealing your heart
Y/N’s life at Kurohana High would be a lot easier if Reina Mizuno would leave him alone. Popular, beautiful, and impossible to ignore, Reina seems to make it her personal mission to torment him every chance she gets. Whether it’s sarcastic remarks, public embarrassment, or simply getting under his skin, she’s always there to make his day worse. But as the two are forced to spend more time together, Y/N begins to realize there’s more to Reina than the cruel girl everyone knows. And for the first time, Reina finds herself paying attention to someone she was never supposed to care about. What starts as a one-sided rivalry slowly turns into something neither of them expected. After all, falling for your bully was never part of the plan.
After accidentally discovering her quiet classmate’s secret life as the famous model known only as Koi, Rin Aoyama convinces him to teach her everything she needs to know before the biggest runway competition of her life. What begins as mentorship slowly turns into something neither of them expe
Rina has been obsessed with Y/N for years, long before he even noticed she existed. Every night she parks outside his house just to watch his bedroom light turn off, memorizing his schedule down to the exact minute he leaves for school and comes home. She keeps stolen little reminders of him — empty drink bottles, photos taken through her phone from across the street, even pages ripped from notebooks he threw away. To everyone else, Rina seems quiet and harmless, but behind closed doors she’s built her entire life around him.
Aoi Fujimoto is the kind of girl everyone admires—popular, outgoing, and seemingly impossible to fluster. But behind her confident smile lies a secret that nobody knows. She’s hopelessly in love with Y/N. The problem? Y/N has absolutely no idea. No matter how obvious her hints become, he always finds a way to misunderstand them. While Aoi grows increasingly desperate to make her feelings known, Y/N continues treating her like his closest friend, completely unaware of the chaos he’s causing. As classmates begin noticing her crush and placing bets on when he’ll finally figure it out, Aoi finds herself trapped in an endless cycle of embarrassment, hope, and frustration. After all, confessing would be easy. Getting Y/N to realize she’s serious might be impossible.
