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In the quiet hum of an ordinary office, a boy meets a girl who warns him not to fall in love. But the heart rarely listens to reason. As two people from different worlds drift closer—through chance encounters, gentle gestures, and unspoken understanding—the boundaries of love and fear begin to blur. In a world where family expectations and silent struggles threaten to pull them apart, they find comfort in the only place left: each other. A story about kindness, quiet devotion, and the weight of the love we’re afraid to fight for.
One day, Elle, a village girl who remembers her previous life, realizes that she is a villainous witch in an Otome game. In the game, she is supposed to be a strong character, but for some reason, all that the young Elle awakens with are subtle skills! Still-- “Leave it to a little girl, that's what she is!” Not wanting to be a villain, Elle aims for a fun slow life at a diner in town with the crispy slimes she has tamed with her skills! The events outside of the scenario with the characters to be captured and the events of the demon attack are no problem as long as there is a little girl and slimes! With her own ideas and utilizing her clunky skills, the villainous witch will live strongly today! A lively doomsday-avoiding fantasy presented with slimes!
From a young age, Minami Harusumi has had recurring dreams of Veronica, a princess whose kingdom is on the verge of destruction. He believes them to be recollections of his past life, and that he is her reincarnation. Because of this, he is ridiculed by his classmates. One day, when the mockery escalates into bullying, he rediscovers magic—something Veronica had studied and used. Reassured his past life is not merely a fantasy, Minami tries to learn more about his past memories and the reason behind them...
*Reads from left to right.* A collection of poem manga and full color manga filled with warmth and childhood innocence. Includes: - **Rosebud Rosie** - **The Bright Gray House** - **The Child in the Box** - **My Neighbor Ippei-kun** - **The Light in August**: A short poem manga about a girl and a game of hide-and-seek she played when she was younger. - **Etchings of the Seasons**
Shiori was a veterinarian who died in a traffic accident and was reincarnated as the daughter of the Duke, Luna. She learned that there were animals in this new world that couldn’t be found in her original world and dreamed of meeting them someday. However, her engagement was suddenly annulled one day and she was banished from the country. With that, she decided to embark on a journey to meet new Mofumofu! “Wait for me, my beloved Mofumofu!“ Luna’s love for Mofumofu explodes! Original Webcomic
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Murai, who could no longer play in the upcoming soccer match due to an injury, was heading home earlier than usual on crutches when he encountered Oniyama from his class…
You are reading Barefoot Angel manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Fantasy, Slice of life, Romance, Yaoi genres, written by Nonomiya Ito at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. Barefoot Angel has 21 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add Barefoot Angel to your bookmark. From Oasis Translation Group:One day, shoemaker Turner meets a mysterious young man, Benny, who calls himself an "ex-angel". Worried about Benny going barefoot, Turner decided to make shoes for him. Moreover, because the production will take several months, Benny decides to live in Turner's house.[ The first love of a pure angel, set in modern day England. ] +
A textless story about how 2 outcasts; a guy and a girl, meet.
A story about a guy who got SA'd in is childhood and how he learnt to deal with his mental issues.
Komorebi: The light that filters through the leaves.
During a violent typhoon, freelance artist Satoshi Ikehara hears a knock on his frontdoor , opens it just to find a bloodied, injured boy collapsed on his doorstep , As he and his daughter Haruka take him inside, the mysteries surrounding the child begin to unravel— "Do You Like the Rain?" is a story of found family, trauma, and the quiet battles fought within.
