The ideal man is… A man better looking than me!

From Shinkirou Scans:

Provoked by sarcasm from a perverted maestro, the troubled writer is being exploited by unexpected parts...

The unconscious passionate pheromones of a substitute teacher?! The fierce approach between a strikingly hot student and a naive teacher?!

[From Shinkirou Scans]

1-3) To Hold Someone Dear
Kayama Tomoaki is a handsome and reserved employee of a major company. One day, the efficient and reliable junior on his team, Saiki Keiichi, gets sick and Kayama goes to visit him at home. At work, Saiki is always stylish and nearly perfect, but unexpectedly, at home he is the complete opposite! The events of that evening change the superior and subordinate relationship between the two. Kayama is scared of loss and never lets strangers get close to him but when he realizes that Saiki only has eyes for him, his feelings waver...

4) Summer Contrail
Shuusuke is a business man who loves books... but he never gets a chance to look around since there's no bookstore around and he's so busy. One day, he walks around a corner and accidentally knocks over a high school student who's entering... a bookstore?! Shuusuke is thrilled to discover the little bookstore... but soon he discovers something (or someone) much more precious.

5) Weekend Melancholy
Continuation of the couple from Summer Contrail

6) Passion Carved by the Tyrant
Set in the early Taisho era, this is a story of two men who used to be classmates in an Imperial university. Eight years later, Fuyutsuki is an author and Sano is the son of nobility and a lieutenant in the army. Can winter camellias somehow bond these two men together?

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from Renta!

From Yaoi Desire Revolution:

University student Sahara, with his horrible luck, loses his home when his entire apartment goes up in flames. Luckily, he is able to stay at a friend's place. But he is suddenly mistaken as a suspicious person by his friend's older brother, Masaki. They manage to dispel the misunderstanding, but he is pressured into doing an unimaginable job...