Kool_lampshades's manga / #Nobility(337)

A girl isekais into the best friend of the main character of a novel in which the friend is killed by the villain, and the main character investigates her death. However, in the altered isekai'd version, the villain proposes to the friend (and our main character) rather than killing her.

Daughter of a baron loses her parents and is forced into an abusive relationship. He sells her in an auction, and a marquis buys and marries her. Turns out they new each other as kids, but the guy was dressed as a girl for some reason. That hasn't been revealed yet, but it's not an uncommon plot point and it's been hinted at

Girl isekais into a book and sells herself as a rare purifying mage to make money to support her 2 younger twin siblings. The guy's uncomfortably possessive and a lil toxic.

A girl keeps isekai'ing back to the age of 16 because the younger brother of her, the FL, keeps dying

Girl isekais into book character who is killed by a tyrant. In the book, she's a witch and turns into a bird before being found by the tyrant, so he's tryna look after this bird that's actually the FL

A girl isekais into villainess of a novel she read before she died, in which the villainess is a perfumer. She originally forced the ML to date her in return for a perfume he needed, and when he fell for the OG FL she tried to kill her, resulting in her execution. Our FL isekais into the villainess 6 months into her dating the ML, and breaks off their relationship. She trhen tries to start a perfume shop

This is really sweet. A girl has isekaid (an unnecessary addition) as the daughter of a baron family. She enters a pretend relationship, but she discounts herself as unworthy of it because she's perceived as a bit of a plain-jane. Anyway he actually likes her they're engaged bow, yada yada yada, it's cute

Some guy reads a book to our FL as a little girl wherein she is the female lead and major magician who marries the crown Prince. The reader says she is the one in the book. But in real life she is captured and kept as a slave, and then rescued by someone who is really kind to her, when in the book he was written as her benefactor but enemy. he dies in the OG timeline, protecting Elizabeth and all of human kind. So she reverses everything, and that's the current timeline we're on.

A headstrong young woman is able to see ghosts and profits off it. She meets some duke who proposes got her for some reason、 not yet revealed

I'm not really fond of this tbh. A girl was abused by her dad and was to be forced into an unwanted marriage, so she falls pregnant with stranger who she marries 2 years later. He's all, "I have to save this traumatised woman" and forces her to do so at his pace? And is ever so slightly manipulative in doing so? Like, "you have to get up now and you have to put on weight before I let your son run up and hug you" and shit like that which rubs me the wrong way. Yeah, I'm not a fan at all.