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Volume 1, Part 2 Class is in session. And Crescent Moon Academy wants your soul. Ryu survived orientation day. Barely. Now he’s facing his first full day as a student in a school where yokai, ghosts, and ancient spirits walk the halls—and every new encounter threatens to tear apart what’s left of his stolen identity. His classmates want to challenge him. Shion wants blood. Yuki wants something she can’t even name. And deep in the cracks between this world and the next, something is watching. Ryu doesn’t know why he’s here. He doesn’t know who he really is. But Crescent Moon ...

I Fell in Love with a Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born Volume 1, Part 1 By Daniel Ryu Kazeyama High school was hell the first time. Now I’m back—with monsters. One minute I was standing outside the Clarksburg Public Library. The next, I was in the food court of Meadowbrook Mall, staring at a fox-tailed girl who knew exactly what anime I liked. Then I woke up on a bus to a school I’d never heard of, in a teenage body that wasn’t mine, with a vampire licking blood off my neck like it was wine. This isn’t reincarnation. It’s not an isekai. This is a trap built from my own words...

When a clean-cut British-Spanish exchange student named Inego Fallensworth accidentally ends up running a late-night radio show at Crescent Moon Academy, things spiral out of control faster than you can say “dead air.” Armed with nothing but charm, caffeine, and a questionable sense of professionalism, Inego tries to host a series of interviews with the local supernatural population. Unfortunately for him, his co-host Azuki Konami—a flirtatious chaos gremlin with a red plaid skirt and no concept of “PG”—has other plans. What starts as a quiet talk show quickly becomes a ...

They say high school is hell. At Crescent Moon Academy, that's not a metaphor. Ryu Kazeyama is just trying to survive the daily disaster of haunted libraries, predatory succubi, spaghetti-based war crimes, and the occasional undead classmate who eats spiders for lunch. His only real comforts? His ghost-girl roommate Yuki, his vampire maybe-more-than-friend Shion, and a glitchy tanuki named Azuki who might be falling for him. But things are getting worse. An orc named Ken wants a duel that could break more than bones. A stitched-together corpse named Skuzz is pitching a night school for the ...

Welcome to Crescent Moon Academy. It’s haunted, cursed, understaffed, and smells like expired soy milk. But for Ryu, a quiet teenage boy just trying to survive the school year, it’s also home. Unfortunately, it’s home to other things too. Like: A barefoot tanuki girl who starts a dairy cult in the freezer aisle A ninja cheerleader with glittery lockpicks A literal ghost who insists on sitting in his lap A new transfer student who may or may not be an emissary of Inari And one very tiny yokai with a tofu tray and way too much power After a routine field trip to the local Piggly Wiggly ...

When a bunch of supernatural misfits from Crescent Moon Academy stumble across a decaying go-kart track on the edge of Shin’yume, chaos is inevitable. Ryu just wanted a quiet afternoon with his friends. Instead, he gets a full-blown Mad Max fever dream when Azuki turns her rental go-kart into a duct-taped death machine, Shion declares herself “Queen of the Wasteland,” Yuki becomes the team’s accidental voice of reason, and Inego starts quoting Metallica like it’s spellwork. What begins as a dumb race spirals into a war against the world’s greediest go-kart owner, a flaming ...

He’s alive. She’s not. But death is just the start of the weirdness. Kazeyama Ryu’s life is anything but normal now that he attends Crescent Moon Academy—a haunted boarding school full of yokai, ghosts, and secrets. He’s barely survived demon attacks, eldritch lectures, and supernatural field trips. But none of that prepared him for this. Yuki, the ghost girl he loves, is becoming something more. Azuki, the chaotic tanuki girl with a huge heart (and a bigger mouth), may have accidentally declared Ryu a literal dragon. And now the local tanuki elders want his wisdom—just as long ...

What if the girl of your dreams wasn’t alive—and never was? I was forty-four years old the last time I checked. Then I blinked—and woke up in a high school uniform, half my age, in a town that doesn’t exist on any map. Crescent Moon Academy is a gothic nightmare hidden behind mist and memory. The students aren’t all human. The teachers might not even be alive. And the school motto? Until all are one. Now I’m being watched by a ghost who doesn’t want to be alone anymore, stalked by a vampire who drank from my neck and apologized, and apparently I’m pretending to be someone ...

I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born — Vol. 4, Part 1 The ghosts of Shin’yume aren’t quiet anymore. Ryu thought he understood Crescent Moon Academy, its crumbling dorms, its dying lightbulbs, the smell of dust and rain that never leaves the halls. But things are shifting. The dead are restless, and the living are starting to act like they know it. Shion’s loyalty is bending, Yuki’s warmth feels colder than it should, and the lines between love, memory, and madness are starting to blur. As the Academy prepares for its spring dance, strange dreams spill into ...

I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born – Volume 4, Part 4 By Daniel Ryu Kazeyama Crescent Moon Academy is shifting again, and this time, Ryu Kazeyama can feel the change humming in his bones. Yuki’s borrowed body is learning how to live, how to breathe, how to stay… but nothing on Shin’yume Island lasts without a cost. Shion, more delinquent vampire than elegant monster, is wrestling with emotions she refuses to name. Azuki spirals between chaos and sincerity, carrying secrets she doesn’t fully understand. And Hotaru… Hotaru burns bright enough to scorch the ...

Welcome back to Shin’yume—where ghosts flirt, succubi fight over you, and your only job as a janitor might accidentally kick off the apocalypse. In Vol. 3 Part 1, Ryu’s life somehow gets even more chaotic. He’s finally settling into Crescent Moon Academy, but that illusion crumbles fast when he finds himself in the middle of a supernatural love triangle (quadrangle?) featuring a ghost girl, a possessive succubus, a buxom oni manager, and a teasing nekomata who may or may not have just made him her husband. Meanwhile, Ryu's accidental display of wisdom at a tanuki dinner turns him ...

Welcome to Crescent Moon Academy—where the vending machines are cursed, the chicken is haunted, and your childhood crush might be a vampire. This isn’t your average magical high school. This is Shin’yume, a decaying dream caught between 1983 and a fever dream, where the halls smell like bad decisions and the lockers whisper old secrets. Everything’s falling apart—emotionally, spiritually, and definitely architecturally. Inside this collection of short stories: A boy and a vampire-girl bond over Paul Reubens and shared grief A girl turns into a teapot (it’s complicated) A chicken...

Ryu Kazeyama has learned an uncomfortable truth about second chances: they don’t erase consequences. They just delay them. At Crescent Moon Academy, the strange, gothic school where ghosts attend class and monsters pass for students, the quiet days are growing shorter. Old tunnels beneath the island are stirring. Dangerous promises are coming due. And the fragile balance holding Ryu’s life together is starting to strain. Volume 5, Part 1 shifts the spotlight to Murasaki—a succubus who refuses to fit neatly into the role of villain or ally. Clever, lonely, and painfully self-aware, she...

Welcome back to Shin’yume. The holidays have arrived. The rules haven’t changed. The decorations… have. Holidays Special 1 is a collection of three seasonal side stories set in the world of I Fell in Love With a Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born. As Christmas lights clash violently with Halloween decorations, the island of Shin’yume settles into an uneasy, half-celebratory calm. The hot springs are still steaming. The neon signs still flicker. Crescent Moon Academy still looms above the city like it always has. Life goes on, even when the calendar makes no sense. These companion ...

Crescent Moon Academy was never safe. It was just very good at pretending. The barrier has fallen. The dead are walking the halls. And the past has come back to reclaim what it believes was always its own. As faceless noppera-bō march openly across campus and ancient systems grind back into motion, Ryu Kazeyama learns the cost of being noticed by powers that do not forgive mistakes. Emily Withers, a necromancer long presumed dead, is moving pieces into place—and she’s not acting alone. Shion, torn between hunger and loyalty, has become something terrifyingly unstable. Murasaki is ...

The dance is over. The night isn’t. Ryu Kazeyama never asked to be fifteen again. He never asked for a ghost girl’s love, a vampire’s hunger, or the black-dragon spirit coiled behind his ribs. He especially didn’t ask to become the most wanted student on the forgotten island of Shin’yume. But fate doesn’t care what he asked for. Shion has vanished into the dark with emotions she can’t control. Yuki’s borrowed body is running out of time. Murasaki has stolen something dangerous in Ryu’s name. Azuki’s smiles are hiding cracks. And something old beneath the island is waking...

Crescent Moon Academy is falling apart, literally and emotionally. Paint is peeling, secrets are cracking, and the weight of the past is pressing in on everyone who still dares to call it home. Ryu thought things couldn’t get more complicated than loving a ghost. He was wrong. Shion, the sharp-tongued vampire who hides her trembling heart behind smirks and threats, is demanding a place in his life. Yuki, the ghost who first reached him, is slipping further into silence. And Ryu himself is caught between longing, guilt, and the terrifying possibility that he might actually deserve love. In...

On a forgotten island off the coast of Japan, Crescent Moon Academy rots between eras—half-buried in the 1980s, half-haunted by what refuses to stay dead. The paint peels, the onsen steams, and the students aren’t quite human. Ryu never meant to end up here. He wanted an escape, maybe even a new beginning. What he found instead were fractured classrooms full of yokai, ghosts with unfinished stories, and a vampire girl with sharp teeth and sharper secrets. The deeper he sinks into Shin’yume’s strange rhythms, the more he learns that love and terror often blur together. At Crescent ...

What if the girl you love isn’t alive—and never was? Ryu wakes up in a teenage body, trapped in a supernatural high school he’s never heard of. His past is gone, his name rewritten, and the only thing that feels real anymore is Yuki—the ghost girl who won’t leave his side. In Part 3 of I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born, Ryu’s bond with Yuki grows deeper, stranger, and more dangerous. When they share a brief, impossible moment of physical contact, everything changes. Is she becoming more real—or is he fading into her world? Natsumi, the predatory cat-...

Welcome back to Crescent Moon Academy—a half-haunted hellhole where friendships are forged in fire, breakfast smells like mango vape, and the POS computer might be possessed by an ancient AI that really, really wants to talk about boobs. In Volume 2, Part 3 of I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born, Ryu isn’t just juggling ghost girls and wing training—he’s spiraling headfirst into existential dreamscapes, spiritual revelations, and emotionally loaded hallway drama. Yuki is slipping between worlds. Natsumi is slipping out of her clothes. And Murasaki? She’s ...