The Delinquent Shimizu-san Sitting Next to Me Has Dyed Her Hair Black

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The Delinquent Shimizu-san Sitting Next to Me Has Dyed Her Hair Black (隣の席の不良清水さんが黒髪に染めた, The Delinquent Shimizu-san Sitting Next to Me Has Dyed Her Hair Black Manga, Manhwa, Manhua) is a charming school romance that mixes comedy, slice of life, and heartfelt moments. The story follows Shimizu-san, a girl once known as a delinquent, who surprises everyone by suddenly changing her image after dyeing her hair black. Sitting next to the protagonist in class, her new appearance sparks curiosity and leads to unexpected interactions that slowly reveal her true personality beneath the tough exterior. The Delinquent Shimizu-san Sitting Next to Me Has Dyed Her Hair Black highlights themes of change, acceptance, and the importance of not judging people solely by appearances. With its lighthearted humor, sweet chemistry, and relatable school setting, the series captures the charm of youthful romance and personal growth. Readers who enjoy wholesome romantic comedies will find The Delinquent Shimizu-san Sitting Next to Me Has Dyed Her Hair Black both refreshing and endearing.

Ubel Blatt II: Knights of the Fallen King

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One year after the war against King Glenn, a rebel army known as the Knights of the Fallen King has unleashed havoc throughout Szaalenden, seeking to revive Glenn! Is the war set to begin anew?

Hoshizora no Karasu

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Hoshi to Kuzu - Don't Worry, Be Happy (星と屑 ― Don’t Worry, Be Happy) is a heartwarming slice-of-life manga that follows the daily lives and emotional journeys of its characters as they navigate challenges, relationships, and personal growth. The story blends lighthearted comedy, tender moments, and introspective storytelling, creating a narrative that is both relatable and emotionally engaging. Hoshi to Kuzu - Don't Worry, Be Happy captivates readers with its charming character interactions, uplifting messages, and the delicate balance of humor and heartfelt storytelling. Fans of slice-of-life and character-driven manga will appreciate the focus on friendship, resilience, and finding joy in everyday experiences. With its engaging narrative, relatable scenarios, and comforting tone, Hoshi to Kuzu - Don't Worry, Be Happy is a must-read title for anyone looking for a manga that combines emotional depth, warmth, and inspiration.

Regressing As The Reincarnated Bastard Of The Sword Clan

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Regressing As The Reincarnated Bastard Of The Sword Clan (剑族废柴逆袭重生, Regressant en tant que Bâtard Réincarné du Clan de l’Épée, Возвращение Перерожденного Бастарда Кланa Меча) is an action-packed fantasy manhua that follows the story of Li Chen, a once-disgraced member of a powerful sword clan who is reborn with memories of his previous life. Determined to change his fate, he trains relentlessly, mastering extraordinary sword techniques and uncovering hidden secrets within his clan. As he faces rival heirs, dangerous enemies, and complex conspiracies, Li Chen strategically uses his knowledge and skills to rise in strength and influence. Blending intense action, adventure, and cultivation elements, Regressing As The Reincarnated Bastard Of The Sword Clan captivates readers with thrilling battles, intricate plot twists, and the protagonist’s relentless pursuit of honor, revenge, and ultimate mastery in a world where power and lineage dictate destiny.

Reverend Insanity (2025)

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Reverend Insanity (蛊真人, Gǔ Zhēn Rén; also known in Russian as “Преподобный Гу”, in Arabic “القس المجنون”, in Thai “เทพปีศาจหวนคืน”) is a dark fantasy manhua/manhua‐adaptation that follows the villainous protagonist Fang Yuan, who is reborn 500 years into the past with his dearly refined Gu artifact, the Spring Autumn Cicada. With centuries of knowledge, experience in life, battle cruelty, and cunning intrigue at his back, Fang Yuan uses wisdom and ruthlessness alike to climb the ranks in a brutal world where cultivation and Gu—magical creatures often used in poisonous or occult ways—hold life and power. Reverend Insanity tells a story without moral sugar‐coating: Fang Yuan is amoral, ambitious, and willing to burn everything—including alliances, family, or “heroes”—to achieve his goals. In a world of sharp betrayals, intense Gu warfare, and cold strategy, Reverend Insanity stands out for its uncompromising tone, masterful plotting, and a protagonist who is as reviled as he is fascinating

The Hundred Ghost Stories That Led to My Death

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The Hundred Ghost Stories That Led to My Death (百の怪談が僕を死に導いた, Hyaku no Kaidan ga Boku o Shi ni Michibiita) is an unsettling horror manga about a man who vows to gather one hundred ghost stories, only to discover that each story claims a piece of his life. What begins as grim fascination turns into obsession; every retold whisper and salvaged entry draws apparitions closer and frays the boundary between memory and nightmare. The narrative relies on atmospheric detail, slow-burn dread, and unreliable perspective to make mundane settings feel hostile and intimate moments terrifying. As the count nears completion, paranoia, guilt, and spectral visitations escalate, forcing the protagonist to confront whether stories summon the dead or merely reveal truths he cannot escape. With its blend of folklore, psychological tension, and tragic inevitability, The Hundred Ghost Stories That Led to My Death offers a literary brand of horror that lingers long after the final page.

Kyokou Suiri

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From Kodansha:When she was still just a girl, Kotoko was kidnapped by yokai. These spirits made her into a powerful intermediary between the spirit and human worlds, but this power came at a price: an eye and a leg. Now, years later, she watches out for dangerous yokai while developing feelings for a young man named Kuro, who is also special: an incident with a yokai has given him healing powers. He's surprised when Kotoko asks him to team up to handle renegade yokai, preserving the thin line between reality and the supernatural.

Hatori and Furuta's Extraordinarily Ordinary Life

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Hatori is an average teen boy with no passions in life. One day he meets Furuta, a girl with a keen eye for the extraordinary that's hiding in the streets where they live... Small wonders can change the world in this (extra)ordinary coming of age series!

Tadaima, Okaeri

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Masaki is a male Omega married to Hiromu a male Alpha. They have a child together named Hikari and they've just move in to a new neighborhood.The story revolves around the everyday lives of this couple and how they raise their son Hikari.Volume 1 : Tadaima, OkaeriVolume 2 : Tadaima, Okaeri - Kagayaku HiVolume 3 : Tadaima, Okaeri - Mata Ashita (Currently in serialization)

Hazure Potion ga Shouyu datta no de Ryouri suru koto ni shimashita

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Hazure Potion ga Shouyu datta no de Ryouri suru Koto ni Shimashita (外れポーションが醤油だったので料理することにしました, Since the Wrong Potion Was Soy Sauce, I Decided to Cook) is a fantasy and comedy manga that follows a protagonist in a magical world who accidentally receives a “failed” potion that turns out to be ordinary soy sauce. Using this unexpected twist, they decide to channel their creativity into cooking, combining culinary skill with magical ingredients to craft unique dishes. The story blends humor, imaginative scenarios, and lighthearted adventure, as the protagonist navigates both magical mishaps and the joys of cooking. Hazure Potion ga Shouyu datta no de Ryouri suru Koto ni Shimashita stands out for its clever premise, charming characters, and the fusion of fantasy with everyday life activities like cooking, creating an amusing and engaging read. Fans of whimsical fantasy, comedic twists, and food-centered stories will find this manga delightful and entertaining.