Urban Legend Maker

6.80

Urban Legend Maker is a suspenseful manga that fuses mystery, supernatural elements, and psychological tension into a gripping narrative. The story revolves around a protagonist who discovers the dangerous power of creating and spreading urban legends, only to realize that these fabricated tales can manifest into terrifying realities. As whispers and rumors spiral out of control, the line between fiction and truth blurs, pulling both the creator and those around them into a world of fear and consequences. Urban Legend Maker stands out for its chilling atmosphere, clever storytelling, and exploration of how belief and imagination can shape reality. Each arc builds tension with eerie scenarios while delving into the psychology of fear and the ripple effects of human curiosity. Fans of horror, dark thrillers, and thought-provoking mysteries will find this series both unsettling and addictive, offering a unique twist on the idea of legends born from the shadows of society.

No Youna

10.00

No Youna (のような, No Yōna, Comme Ça) is a slice-of-life manga that explores the subtle and relatable moments of everyday life through the experiences of its characters. The story focuses on personal growth, relationships, and the small joys and challenges that come with navigating daily interactions. With gentle storytelling and expressive artwork, No Youna highlights the nuances of human emotions and connections, creating an engaging and heartfelt narrative. Readers are drawn into the characters’ lives as they face misunderstandings, comedic situations, and touching moments that feel both authentic and charming. The manga emphasizes reflection, empathy, and the beauty found in ordinary experiences, making No Youna a captivating read for fans of calm, character-driven stories that blend humor, emotion, and slice-of-life storytelling into a cohesive and enjoyable narrative.

The Onee-sama and the Giant

10.00

The Onee-sama and the Giant (お姉さまと巨人, Onee-sama to Kyojin) is a Japanese manga that blends comedy, slice-of-life, and heartwarming storytelling in a unique and charming narrative. The story follows the relationship between a graceful and respected “Onee-sama” character and an unusually large, gentle giant who enters her life. Their interactions are filled with humor, misunderstandings, and moments of tenderness as they navigate the challenges of their size differences and contrasting personalities. The narrative explores themes of friendship, acceptance, empathy, and the bonds that form between unlikely companions. With endearing character dynamics, playful scenarios, and delightful artwork, The Onee-sama and the Giant captivates readers by delivering a lighthearted yet meaningful story that combines laughter, warmth, and the charm of an unusual but touching friendship.

Marmalade Boy Little

9.00

Marmalade Boy Little (ママレード・ボーイ little, Mamarēdo Bōi Ritoru) is the sequel to the classic shoujo manga Marmalade Boy, bringing back the charm of complicated family dynamics and heartfelt romance in a fresh generation. This story shifts the spotlight to Rikka and Hajime, the younger siblings of the original series’ protagonists, Miki and Yuu. Just like its predecessor, Marmalade Boy Little explores the ups and downs of adolescence, love triangles, misunderstandings, and the bittersweet journey of growing up within unconventional family circumstances. What makes this sequel stand out is its ability to capture the same emotional intensity and lighthearted humor that made the original so beloved, while introducing new characters and relationships that keep the narrative engaging for both new readers and longtime fans. With Wataru Yoshizumi’s signature art style and storytelling, Marmalade Boy Little offers a nostalgic yet refreshing continuation that blends romance, comedy, and drama into a heartfelt shoujo experience.

Citrus Plus (Saburouta)

10.00

Citrus Plus (シトラス プラス, Saburouta) is a continuation of the popular yuri romance manga Citrus, created by Saburouta. The series continues to explore the complex and heartfelt relationship between Yuzu Aihara and Mei Aihara as they navigate high school life, family issues, and the challenges of young love. Unlike its predecessor, Citrus Plus dives deeper into the emotional growth of the characters, exploring trust, acceptance, and the everyday struggles of a same-sex romance. With its beautiful artwork, expressive character designs, and emotionally charged storytelling, the manga maintains the dramatic yet tender tone that fans loved in the original series. Citrus Plus is both a satisfying continuation for long-time readers and an engaging story for new fans interested in yuri romance, combining themes of self-discovery, romance, and the trials of adolescence in a compelling way.

How to Love a Useless Person

9.00

How to Love a Useless Person (Yakunin-eul Saranghaneun Beop, 약인을 사랑하는 법) is a touching romance and slice-of-life manhwa that explores the emotional journey of learning to love someone who struggles with self-worth. The story follows a kindhearted protagonist who discovers that affection and understanding can heal wounds that words alone cannot. How to Love a Useless Person captivates readers with its heartfelt storytelling, delicate exploration of mental and emotional struggles, and the slow, tender development of a healing romance. Fans of character-driven narratives and deeply emotional romances will be drawn to the beautifully written relationships and the powerful message of acceptance and unconditional love. With its gentle art style, realistic character growth, and moving plot, How to Love a Useless Person is a must-read title for anyone seeking a manhwa that blends heartfelt drama and uplifting romance in a story of redemption and emotional connection.

How to Live as a Villain

7.10

How to Live as a Villain (Akuyaku-ro Saneun Beop, 악역으로 사는 법) is a thrilling Korean manhwa that combines action, strategy, and dark humor as it follows the journey of a protagonist unexpectedly thrown into a deadly survival game. To win and stay alive, he must abandon heroic ideals and embrace the cunning mindset of a true villain. How to Live as a Villain captivates readers with its intense battles, clever tactics, and the psychological twists of a character learning to outsmart enemies by breaking the rules. Fans of survival game manhwa, anti-hero protagonists, and high-stakes adventure will be drawn to its gripping plot, sharp character development, and adrenaline-filled story arcs. With its mix of suspense, dark comedy, and strategic gameplay, How to Live as a Villain is a must-read title for anyone who loves morally complex characters and heart-pounding action in a ruthless, game-like world.

Houkago Play

8.00

Houkago Play (放課後プレイ) is a romantic comedy manga that explores the budding relationship between two high school students as they navigate the awkwardness, excitement, and emotional growth of first love. The story balances humor, heartfelt moments, and the relatable challenges of teenage romance, creating a narrative that is both engaging and charming. Houkago Play captivates readers with its well-developed characters, witty interactions, and the realistic portrayal of young love, making it a favorite among fans of romantic slice-of-life stories. Through its blend of comedy and emotional depth, the manga highlights themes of connection, trust, and the joys and pitfalls of growing up. With its engaging plot, relatable scenarios, and tender romance, Houkago Play is a must-read title for anyone seeking a heartfelt, entertaining, and character-driven high school romance manga.

Ii Hito

8.00

Ii Hito (いいひと。) is a heartwarming slice-of-life manga that beautifully portrays the simple joys and struggles of everyday living through the perspective of an exceptionally kind protagonist. The story follows Masayuki, a gentle and sincere man whose compassionate nature often leads him to put others before himself, sometimes to a fault. Rather than focusing on battles or dramatic twists, Ii Hito captures the warmth of human connections, workplace interactions, and the small but meaningful experiences that define life. Its charm lies in showing how kindness, even in a world that can be harsh or indifferent, can create ripples of positivity and bring people together. With its light pacing, relatable characters, and a balance of humor and heartfelt moments, Ii Hito offers readers a refreshing break from fast-paced action manga. It is an uplifting and thoughtful series perfect for those who enjoy gentle storytelling that celebrates empathy, humanity, and the beauty of ordinary days.

Dorei Shounin Shika Sentakushi Ga Nai desu Yo? ~Harem? Nani sore oishii no?~

9.00

Dorei Shounin Shika Sentakushi ga Nai desu Yo? ~Harem? Nani sore oishii no?~ (奴隷商人しか選択肢がないですよ? 〜ハーレム? なにそれおいしいの?〜, I Have No Choice But to Become a Slave Trader? ~A Harem? What’s That, Is It Tasty?~) is a Japanese light novel and manga adaptation that combines fantasy, comedy, and a subversive twist on isekai tropes. The story follows a protagonist who is thrust into a different world but, instead of becoming a hero or a powerful adventurer, ends up with the unlikely role of a slave trader. Rather than glorifying the harem or power-fantasy path that most isekai heroes take, the narrative leans into humor, parody, and clever world-building, creating a unique take on the genre. Dorei Shounin Shika Sentakushi ga Nai desu Yo? focuses on survival, unconventional choices, and unexpected character relationships, all while poking fun at the clichés of fantasy stories. For readers who enjoy comedic isekai adventures with a refreshing twist, this title offers both laughs and originality.