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My name is Ash and I was isekai’d into the world of RWBY. After spending 17 years as an orphan, I'm finally ready to join Beacon Academy alongside the rest of the Volume 1 cast. But… something has happened to the canon. Adam Taurus is here, and he is a kind, emotional guy eager for friendship with humans. And… is that BLEISS?!

I reincarnated into the Monster Girl Encyclopedia world with the Gamer's powers. On the bright side, I can actually travel the world of MGE and make my own harem. The downside is that I can't level up, so now I'm at risk of being captured and enslaved by just ONE Monster Girl. Author's Note: 18+ scenes begins at the second chapter.

Marcus realized his great dream when he was reincarnated, Isekai Style, in a medieval fantasy world. There he lived his life where he made new friends, gained powers and became a great hero. But when Marcus finally defeated the demon lord a mysterious light sent him back to the modern world. The only problem is that this is not Marcus's original world. It is a world where women are anthro creatures, the ruling class and men are subservient to them under the watchful eye of the Anthrostate. Lost in this new world Marcus refuses to bow down to the anthros and he doesn't mind using his hero powers to defend himself.

Liora, a canine anthro, finds herself smitten with Chris, her brother Elias’s human roommate. After an awkward first encounter and a misunderstanding, she impulsively kisses him, then runs off in a panic. Elias later opens up about Chris’s past, revealing his longing for genuine affection beyond the constraints of "Assigned" relationships. Moved by the truth, Liora confronts Chris, leading to a passionate moment in the barn and a heartfelt declaration of their shared desire for each other

In a world changed by a mysterious phenomenon, female Pokémon everywhere are transforming into tall, curvaceous anthros with an insatiable desire for human male companionship. Enter Professor Hardas Oak, the broke, sleazy genius funding his own research by sending college students into the wild to study these new “amazing creatures.”