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Misuzu has just started her dream job teaching at a prestigeous high school, and she feels totally motivated. Recently, she began going out with the really hot/manly principal Kazuki, and their relationship couldn't be better. But one day. Misuzu had sex with Kazuki's younger brother Masahiro (he raped her in exact), who happens to be a student at the same school. This is a huge secret that they can't tell anyone: the love affair between a teacher and a student. This is a smuttilicious one volume work by the mangaka of Hot Gimmick! This work is everything smutty you wanted in Hot Gimmick but were afraid to ask for! Note: The story between the characters doesn't seem to be done yet. There is an ongoing series or new volume that came out in Japan for this story. A sequel? This is the next chapter: Zoku Sensei no Okiniiri! and it is here on mangafox too!! WARNING: there is non-consentual RAPE here!
Read manhwa Marriage Escape After yet another rejected novel, a failing romance author finds herself mysteriously transmigrated into her own story! It would be one thing if she inhabited the body of her main character, but she instead finds herself in the shoes of the cruel villain of the story, Hawn-Hee Kang! Can this “relationship newbie” break up the engagement that’ll lead to this villainess’ untimely demise?
Princess Esmeralda Tuloise is coerced into a political marriage alliance that necessitates leaving her homeland, Morway, to wed Prince Patrick Dirmuid of the Dirmuid Empire. Regrettably, Prince Patrick, who is almost ten years her junior, is a heartless and uncompassionate adolescent who disdains his betrothed. As an outsider in an unknown territory and without any assistance, Princess Esmeralda is filled with apprehension about her prospects. Her solace comes only from Emperor Alexandre Dirmuid, Prince Patrick's father, who exhibits benevolence towards her. However, as the empress experiences compassion from the emperor, she begins to develop emotions for him that could result in catastrophic consequences. The novel incorporates a prologue and various sections.
After being diagnosed with cancer, Takeda gives up all hope and decides to take his own life. However, before he can proceed, he receives a call from the police informing him that the body of his missing daughter, Sawako, has been discovered after 14 years. With only six months left to live and the statute of limitations for murder in Japan being 15 years, Takeda is determined to find the person responsible for his daughter's death and bring them to justice. This tragic turn of events reignites the family's once-lost connection after years of silence and obscurity.
Freshman Tomoe Tatsumi is a genius, having gained admission to a prestigious private college in Tokyo. However, his naivety led to him overlooking the fact that he wouldn't have enough money to rent a place of his own. As a result, he is now occupying an exquisite apartment that costs significantly less than what most people would pay for a single room. The reason for this is Mitsugu Kurokawa, a white-collar worker who appears to be nothing less than a good-hearted Samaritan. However, there seems to be an ulterior motive behind his generosity - he wants to love, honor, and cherish Tomoe for the rest of his life, a prospect that might be cut short by Tomoe's hostile and homophobic older brother, Souichi.
At Turnon University, Rom-comixxx stands as the sole student club for enthusiasts of comic books. The club's content teeters between decent and indecent, a notion that disturbs the sensibilities of Sun-jung, an aspiring creator of love-inspired comics who has just joined. Despite this fact, Rom-comixxx remains Sun-jung's sole connection to the comic universe, and it risks closure without an increase in membership. With the aid of their unusual club leader, can they rally enough individuals to bring about the most sensational and racy publication the world has ever seen?
I became a maid inside of a horror game. Penalties were given to the male lead, who was trying to escape being locked up in a large mansion, and I acted as a guide. I was going to fulfill my duties until the male lead's play ends. "When I get out, I'll lock you up exactly the same way." The male lead is so noisy. If it's going to be like this, I'll just help him escape faster. "Let's eat, Dietrich." "This is a potion, it'll help you recover faster if you take it." "The hint to escape is over there..." I fed him well to prepare for the next play, and when the male lead got hurt, I gave him a potion so he could quickly play the next game, I even gave him a hint for the problem. You'll be able to get out now, right? However... "I don't really know the answer." What's the meaning of this? Aren't you supposed to be smart? ...The male lead doesn't think about leaving the mansion at all. "If you won't get out, I will," I shouted in anger because I was so sick of the thought of having to see the face of someone I don't want to keep seeing. "Is it possible for you to get out of here?" His eyes sank bitterly. "Let me tell you this, I have no intention of leaving this place." "What?" "And you have no way of getting out, either." What the hell is going on?
Natsume Yuujinchou depicts the life of Takashi Natsume, a typical 15-year-old boy who craves a mundane existence. Unfortunately, like his late grandmother Reiko, Natsume can spot "youkai," or spirits. Although he inherited the "Book of Friends," a collection of contracts that binds the youkai from Reiko, these spirits have remained trapped as Reiko never called upon their names. Hence, the desperate spirits relentlessly hound Natsume, imploring him to break their contracts for freedom. While some well-meaning youkai seek Natsume's assistance, others pose a potential threat. That's where Madara, a spirited feline in disguise as Nyanko-sensei, comes in. Despite the often humorous facade, Madara is Natsume's self-appointed guardian, harboring concealed intentions for his association with the boy. Natsume Yuujinchou is a compelling supernatural series that follows Natsume's struggles to preserve a standard existence while juggling human and spirit worlds. Ultimately, he imparts vital life lessons from his experiences.
During the latter part of World War II, the Japanese intensified their self-destructive attacks against their enemies. TSUBASA showcases the last kamikaze pilot's experience, revealing a poignant and heartfelt storyline by Ayumi Tachihara.
A collection of four short stories. 1. Rainbow Fish 2. Damned Sun 3. Strange Trait 4. Kimyou na Idenshi (A Strange Gene)
Moving to peaceful Hinamizawa, Keiichi Maebara spends his days happily going to school and playing games with his friends until news of a vicious murder in town disrupts his contentment. As he delves deeper into the mystery, he uncovers unsettling truths about those closest to him. The story draws inspiration from 7th Expansion's amateur mystery game and is told through various scenarios. Himatsubushi, the fourth installment in the Higurashi manga series, explores alternate scenarios of the game. It follows Tokyo police investigator Mamoru Akasaka, who visits Hinamizawa years before the murders occur.
Juggling the quirks of his divorced parents alongside his blossoming romance, Naoto, a distressed college student, finds himself struggling to cope. Matters turn worse when his gay father pops the question to his suave and dashing male partner. In a witty take on contemporary, flawed families, Ima Ichiko presents a delightful comedy series.
