Literary Singularity

A god who runs a handyman shop decides to take one of his young employees to -uh- task.

A continuation of the characters of "Hitomi No Ori".

The humanoid feline in "Hitomi No Ori" finds himself the love interest of a local doctor with a shady past.

A guy who is stabbed in a alley is saved in an unusual way by a lonely, kindhearted vampire.

Cute. A re-encounter at a host club leads from bar to bedroom.

A fast story, but with a one-shot, that's to be expected; nevertheless, it's a cute tale about a department store employee and a stylist. Don't know about the 'lucky number 13' as all European superstitions I've read regard that as an unlucky number.

The scary beast and the cuddly animal who calms him and their bond over... Hamsters? No really. They attended neighboring high schools, where the cuddly one was caught by budding extortionists and was saved by the scary one. Now they have reunited at university and 'Furry Eros' strikes.

A guy picks up a stone from where it fell at his feet, takes it home, and it births a demon who eats him, regurgitates him and eats him again, but in a wholly different way.

A florist and an floral artist who are married via a 'deal' for her to keep her struggling shop, only to discover they actually have mutual feelings before the fucking.

Not bad for what it is. Characters=tragic/misunderstood man versus strong willed/loud mouthed woman, wrapped in political intrigue and coup attempt. Setting=it seems easier nowadays to pull this plot off in middle o' desert areas, then there's the harem and whatnot, which technically could be anywhere, but oh well. Unmarried sex=irrelevant, sex was around before marriage was a thing, sooooo...