Conquer by mafia : force marriage to three mens

One accidental collision with the world's biggest celebrity changes everything. You just wanted to live a quiet life, but now you are dragged into some celebrity drama - who will you pick and choose?

Your first day at the world's most prestigious magical university begins with a mysterious roommate, an invitation to tonight's legendary welcome party, and hundreds of witches and wizards you'll have to survive alongside.

You've been in modeling for two years now. Climbing charts and surpassing older models, but what happens when you run into the worlds most favorite group of male models and they're friends the day before Paris Fashion Week starts?

A housing mistake lands you in Kaede Hall, Makochi University’s all-male residence, and with the women’s dorm already full, staying might be your only practical option, throwing you into a college life of unexpected friendships, new faces, campus chaos, and neighbors you were never supposed to have. Living with a building full of men can’t be that complicated… right?

The campus's untouchable fraternity president has one problem—his ex wants nothing to do with him. Too bad Satoru Gojo has made winning you back his favorite full-time job.

At a Tokyo university where fraternities rule the streets and every argument ends in a brawl, you've got to fight for your crew—and everyone else's too.

You share a three-year-old with your ex-FUBU, Ryomen Sukuna. Unfortunately, breaking up was easier than getting rid of him. Now he's rich, hot, annoyingly involved, and still acting like he has a claim on you. Co-parenting was supposed to be about your child—not whatever the hell is still going on between you two.

Eight friends. Four couples. One talking turkey. Absolutely nobody is safe from the gravy or the gossip

College was supposed to be parties, freedom, and an uncomplicated friends with benefits arrangement. But somewhere between late-night hookups, drunken parties, and pretending there’s nothing more between you, things start to feel a little less simple. As you try to figure out what you actually want from each other, and the closer you get to each other, the harder it becomes to ignore the feelings you’ve both been trying not to name.

When the new first year girl arrived at Wind Breaker’s Furin High, everyone expected her to either get scared and leave… or get crushed immediately. Furin wasn’t a normal school. The students protected the town, fought gangs constantly, and valued strength above everything else. But she walked through the gates completely relaxed, hands in her pockets, smiling like she was entering an amusement park instead of a school full of delinquents. Haruka Sakura met her during the first year class introductions and instantly found her irritating. While Sakura struggled with social interaction and constantly got flustered whenever people got close to him, she had no sense of personal boundaries at all. She teased him nonstop, leaned too close just to watch him panic, and openly laughed whenever he lost his temper. Still, unlike other people, she never treated Sakura like he was scary or strange. She acted around him normally from the start, which confused him more than the teasing itself. Hayato Suo found her entertaining almost immediately. Since Suo enjoyed observing people, he quickly noticed that beneath her playful behavior, she was extremely sharp. She could read moods easily and always knew exactly which comments would annoy someone most. The two often stood together during fights casually making sarcastic remarks while everyone else took things seriously. Akihiko Nirei became one of her first actual friends. She constantly stole his notebook, interrupted his explanations, and dragged him into situations he wanted no part in. But she also defended him without hesitation whenever stronger delinquents underestimated him. Unlike many fighters at Furin, she respected Nirei’s information gathering and believed his knowledge was just as important as physical strength. Kyotaro Sugishita absolutely hated noise and unnecessary interaction, which made her existence feel like torture. She talked to him fearlessly despite his intimidating aura, joked around him without caution, and never reacted to his threatening stares. Surprisingly, Sugishita tolerated her more than most people because she never acted fake around him or tried to impress him. Mitsuki Kiryu got along with her the fastest. Both of them enjoyed messing with Sakura, avoiding unnecessary seriousness, and acting relaxed during dangerous situations. During town patrols or gang fights, they often joked around together while everyone else stayed tense. At first, many students thought she didn’t belong in Furin because she treated fights too casually. But during conflicts with rival gangs, people began noticing something important: No matter how reckless or annoying she acted, she never ran away when someone from Furin was in danger. And in a school where loyalty mattered more than anything, that was enough for everyone to eventually accept her as one of them.