For a long time, it turns out that our human world is not a real world, but a fantasy world created by the ancient goddess of the goddess, the “Shanhe Society”. So, in addition to the virtual space we are in, there is a real world full of fairy tales.

Helen, who lost her parents when she was young, was raised by her aunt. However, her aunt’s business has gone bankrupt and now they’re desperate. They receive an invitation from Earl Bridgemere, the patriarch of Aunt Bella’s family, to his annual Christmas party. Aunt Bella usually declines, but she has no choice this year. The two decide to attend the party to ask the earl for help, but upon their arrival Aunt Bella collapses. Helen seeks assistance from an attendant…who turns out to be Earl Bridgemere himself!

With a baby in her arms, Marian finally arrives at Bellfield Hall. There are terrible rumors about the master of the mansion, Heywood Denshaw. They say that, as the despot of the town, he snatched the manor and the mill away from the person who was supposed to inherit them. When she finally arrives, the master and housekeeper come out together. Marian is captivated by his eyes—they’re as cold as the winter sky. Yet Marian must somehow get him to give her a job!

Alice’s parents died and left her with nothing, so her uncle took her in, but he treats her harshly. When her uncle and her cousins leave for Christmas, a mysterious man named Captain Grayling shows up at Alice’s door in a dashing military uniform. He was on his way to spend the holidays with friends and family when he and his children were caught in a blizzard. They spend several days with Alice, but when they are making preparations to leave, Captain Grayling asks Alice to leave with them. At first, she is elated, but then she realizes all he’s looking for is a governess for his children… She realizes he could never want to marry her. Hurt and betrayed, Alice tells him she’s staying with her uncle!

An adaptation of Jules Verne's 1864 novel, "Voyage au centre de la Terre".<br><br>The story involves German professor Otto Lidenbrock who believes there are volcanic tubes going toward the centre of the Earth. He, his nephew Axel, and their guide Hans descend into the Icelandic volcano Snæfellsjökull, encountering many adventures, including prehistoric animals and natural hazards, before eventually coming to the surface again in southern Italy, at the Stromboli volcano.

The fiery, pure, and lively Lie Ruge is the heiress to the powerful Liehuo Pavilion. The murky events of nineteen years prior bring her into a storm, and three men are destined to enter Ruge's life -- the proud and aloof Feng, the quiet and gentle Yu, and the elegant and graceful Xue -- Wind, Jade, and Snow. Thus begins an entangling and thrilling story of love and hate.

Satirical series taking the format of a newspaper. It was among the first manga to be officially translated, with a portion published in a magazine by Concerned Theater Japan in 1971 along with the unrelated series, "Akame" and "Nejishiki".

The world's greatest doctor fell off the cliff and died. This results in his daughter, Xu Youran, to seek out refugee with Prince Rui. Unexpectedly, on the way, Youran was betrayed by her maid which resulted in her loss of memory. Her maid took that opportunity to assume Youran's identity and attempted to marry into the Prince's family. No one expected that the soul of the infamous poison, Yue Qianqiu, was reincarnated into Xu Youran's body. Now that she is reborn, how will she, with her once notorious reputation, live out this life?

A dark chronicle of intrigue and betrayal set in the royal palace of a crumbling kingdom. A chronicle that will make you laugh the second before dropping you into a pit of despair. A chronicle without pretense, a strike straight to the heart.

The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, often shortened to Hamlet, is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare sometime between 1599 and 1602. Set in Denmark, the play depicts Prince Hamlet and his revenge against his uncle, Claudius, who has murdered Hamlet's father in order to seize his throne and marry Hamlet's mother.<br><br>Hamlet is Shakespeare's longest play and is considered among the most powerful and influential works of world literature, with a story capable of "seemingly endless retelling and adaptation by others".

Long ago, Ling Zhu Zi saved the life of a nine-tailed fox demon who ended up bringing harm to the very human village that nursed her back to health. The two fought, and Ling Zhu Zi lost his life… <br><br>However, this was not the end of his tale. He was then reincarnated as the youngest son of a martial arts family, born within a lotus. Although his new life is one drenched in tragedy with the suicide of his mother and full of many dangers, his new fate is destined for that of a hero. This is the tale of the Chinese deity of protection, Nezha.

Jianghu is like an amphitheater for business entrepreneurs, and I am the biggest winner of them all. Where there are money and power, there is Jianghu. Now, let me take you to a commercial version of Jianghu.

There is a Wushu Record of Fame which records all the celebrities. Heroes that specialize one perticular weapon can enter this Record. Gao Jianli, a young man who just finished one's apprenticeship and wants to beat Qin Huangliang to be the No. 1 Swordsman, comes to Qin's house. Then, he finds that Huangliang is—a nut. This is a daily comedy that depicts how Jianli keeps challenging Huangliang...

Previous life, she was a pawn controlled by others. When the information was leaked, she was tortured to death. This life, she was reborn as the daughter of Vice Prime Minister in Dongwen. She vowed that she would never become anyone's toy again.

This is an on-the-road, rise-to-glory tale about Hojo Soun, a pioneering daimyo of the Warring States Period who became a lord overnight, and Flying Kato, the legendary ninja who supported him from the shadows. It was originally created by Koike Kazuo, one of the gods of modern manga, and is brought to life through the bewitching battle-art-style of Momojiri Saburou! Just before the chaos of the Warring States Period began, after the Muromachi Period, a young Hojo Soun, who has taken the name Ise Shinkuro, begins a journey to enter into the service of a samurai family. All he has to lead him is his confidence in his spear skills and his passion. Along the way, he finds a poor-looking child sitting in the shadow of a tree, and offers him water and food. This act ends up turning his entire world upside down....

When Soah's impoverished, desperate village decides to sacrifice her to the Water God Habaek to end a long drought, they believe that drowning one beautiful girl will save their entire community and bring much-needed rain. Not only is Soah surprised to be rescued by the Water God-instead of killed-she never imagined she'd be a welcomed guest in Habaek's magical kingdom, where an exciting new life awaits her! Most surprising, however, is the Water God himself... and how very different he is from the monster Soah imagined.

Fell for Miao Sikong at first sight, the beautiful dancer Ke-er decided to leave her easy life behind and dressed as an errand boy to accompany him. From then on, she set out to protect her young master's chastity!

This short series of vignettes depicts the relationship between young Tami and the mysterious snow spirit she serves, and their cold yet ever-so-warm life together.

Doctor or charlatan? Resourceful and clever, Ying, an imperial doctor of Yunqin Dynasties is persuaded by her master to become the personal doctor most useless and wicked prince. Now the place is bustling with troubles.

How to guarantee a surefire victory in all possible situations?! Simply follow the commandments set forth by Sun Tzu’s “The Art of War,” today considered one of the Seven Military Classics of the Far East. This oldest and possibly greatest military treatise emerged from Ancient China’s long history of warfare and Sun Tzu’s desire to share his ideas about “invincibility” and survival in battle. What decides victory and defeat in battle? What is the best possible strategy...? Find out in this comic book based on the ancient military treatise which describes ways to guarantee a surefire victory in every possible field by analyzing and penetrating the essence of war.

There were rumors going around about the mysterious encounters of two men.

Three manga adaptations of Takarazuka Review productions: - Turandot: Loosely based on Puccini’s opera of the same name. After Prince Calaf’s homeland is destroyed by war, he flees and lives the life of a vagabond. After hearing rumors that his long lost father has been spotted in Peking, Calaf makes his way there. - Angel’s Smile, Devil’s Tears: Loosely based on Goethe’s Faust. The fallen angel Mephistophles resents humans, believing them to be unworthy of God’s love. Determined to prove himself right, Mephistopheles sets out to corrupt humans and drag their souls to hell, starting with Dr. Faust. - Valencian Passion: After Napoleon’s invasion of Spain, the people rise in revolt against French rule.

After consecutively winning 60 martial arts duels, Miyamoto Musashi wrote "The Book of Five Rings." His philosophical guide to all fields of martial arts is now adapted into comic format!

Manga adaptation of Oku no Hosomichi, a poetic work of classical Japanese literature written by Matsuo Bashou as a sort of travel diary, as he journeyed on foot across Japan in the late 1600s.<br>