
The regular office worker Zhan Ying, a drama-queen at heart, suddenly wonders if her cold queen boss Zhou Yuanyou, who is always taking care of her, has feelings for her. Is it heartfelt, or is it just a straight trap? Zhan Ying didn't even have time to think about it when she found herself already caught in the trap...

Two side stories from the world of Lilith. The first follows a quieter pairing on the edges of Jaehee's circle, the kind of soft-spoken romance the main run rarely allows itself. The second pushes back into familiar territory, with characters tested by the same kinks and the same questions of trust. Read after the main run, or as a standalone glimpse of the bruised, careful tenderness underneath the leather.

Kim A-young is exhausted by office life and ready to quit, until her admired team leader Seo Joo-yeon accidentally sends the entire company a private invitation meant for one Assistant Manager Kim. With several Kims in the office and one very flustered boss, a simple after-work drink becomes a bold, intimate confession. A full-color Korean yuri one-shot mixing workplace comedy, romantic tension, and explicit payoff. Original title: 김대리 찾기.

Gyaru Oosawa Aya falls for the cool, hooded clerk at her local record shop, mistaking her for a guy under all that hood-and-mask. The day she finds out the clerk is her quiet glasses-wearing classmate Koga Mitsuki, the joke is on her, and a slow-burn romance built on shared shoegaze records and pure gay yearning starts.

Cang Shu is the top of Grade 10 Class A, studious, glasses, and unable to read a room. Qi Lin is the white-haired delinquent of Class G who has scored four out of a hundred on a math test and lived to brag about it. When the schools coldest brain takes an interest in its dumbest sweetheart, a 100+ chapter slice-of-life GL manhua about a friendship that becomes love begins, one Qi Lin is far too oblivious to notice and Cang Shu is far too proud to admit.

Saeko has been out since high school and is used to hiding how she really feels. Miwa is quiet, unsure, and has never dated anyone. On the first day of college they blurt out a confession at the same clumsy moment and decide to just try going out, before either of them has worked out what that means. What follows is the messy, funny, painfully honest reality of a first relationship: learning each other's bodies, picking fights over small things, meeting the friends and the exes, and slowly figuring out whether wanting someone is the same as knowing how to love them. A grounded josei romance about two girls building a life, and a band, together. Original title: 付き合ってあげてもいいかな (Tsukiatte Agete mo Ii Kana).

After a lifetime of feeling broken and alone, anxious Asumi books an appointment at a women's-only brothel, only to find her cheerful senpai working behind the door. What begins as paid intimacy slowly turns into something tender and real, in a gentle slice-of-life manga about self-acceptance, first love, and the courage it takes to be honest about who you want.

Nagisa Ootsuki reinvents herself after failing her high school entrance exams, trading her old look for a cool new one on her first day at a new school. Then she comes face to face with Mashiro Komiyama, the girl in the next seat, the same girl she stopped to help on exam day and the reason she failed. What starts as buried resentment and awkward proximity slowly warms into something Nagisa never planned for. Anemone Is in Heat is a Manga Time Kirara school yuri about first feelings, second chances, and the slow burn of wanting the person you were sure you resented. Original title: アネモネは熱を帯びる (Anemone wa Netsu wo Obiru). Also known as The Anemone Feels the Heat.

Amai Mai, a girl who loves sweets, got dumped by her girlfriend, and she's still grappling with the heartbreak. One day, the café she works at gets a new employee: the gorgeous Kurosaki Lily. Mai falls head over heels for her before realizing Lily is actually a succubus! "I want to eat you and your parfaits right up! <3" Thus starts a cute and trendy, but devilish, girls' romantic comedy! Original title: あくまであまい私の彼女 (Akumade Amai Watashi no Kanojo).

Seo-ah grows close to her senior Yeon-woo because Yeon-woo carries her older sister's face, and a strange, unsteady love affair begins between them. When her middle-school friend Do-hee transfers in, the quiet pull between Seo-ah and Yeon-woo turns into a full-blown love triangle that pulls each of them somewhere they didn't expect.

Ayaka is hopelessly, helplessly in love with Hiroko, the unflappable older coworker who sits one desk over. The problem is that Ayaka is also a disaster: she blushes, she blurts, she overthinks every lunch invitation into a marriage proposal. Hiroko, for her part, is far harder to read than she looks. A warm, very funny office romance about a thirsty younger woman, the senpai who keeps her guessing, and the slow thaw between them. Original title: 彩香ちゃんは弘子先輩に恋してる (Ayaka-chan wa Hiroko Senpai ni Koishiteru).

Himari Kino cannot sing a note, but the first time she hears Yori Asanagi play guitar on the school rooftop, something in her chest answers back. Yori, cool and a little aloof, only smiles, then quietly admits the song was for her. As Himari joins the light music club and the two grow closer, a careful friendship keeps tipping toward something neither of them has the courage to name. A tender, slow-burn school romance about first love and the songs that say what words cannot. Original title: ささやくように恋を唄う (Sasayaku You ni Koi wo Utau).