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She thought she was being chased after by two men, one selfishly cold-hearted and another beautifully doting. Intertwined with their love, who will become her lover? The decision is difficult… a child would pick one, but an adult would want both… Under the protection of her “two” lovers, will she be able to overturn her fate as a marriage replacement and suppress the slegs…?
Legend has it, a hundred years ago, the god of love plummeted into the mortal realm, his consciousness shattering into pieces, his time looping indefinitely—these were the kinds of tall tales Suo Mei liked to read. The summer after graduating from law school, Suo Mei lazes away at an old art studio, where a youth with rose-red eyes strikes up a conversation with her over a box of strawberries. She’d thought he was just a frivolous boy, but the truth seems much more complicated. “So, this time, will you choose to love her, or… kill her?”
Saki, a university student, meets an older man, Yukimura, at a gay bar he happened to walk into. Saki, who is straight, is flustered when Yukimura suddenly speaks to him, but he just hands him his business card and leaves. Saki had no intention of contacting him, but by chance they end up having dinner together. On the day of the meeting, Saki quickly confesses that he is not gay and is relaxed, but... We bring you the bitter love of adults brought together by curiosity.
One day, Majima, one of everyone’s favorite person in class, gets to see a surprising side to Sonoki, the class introvert. Since then, Majima can’t help but notice Sonoki and call out to him for no reason, hoping for any kind of reaction… When Sonoki turns red and gets all shy like that, how can Majima not fall in love with him? But when it’s time to go up a grade, they’re not in the same class anymore…
A story about Funa Minami, an eccentric girl who loves model railroading, and Mari, an ordinary girl, who together explore the world of modelling through nostalgic products from the early days of the hobby. (Adapted description from Volume 1)
Manga adaptation of the mobile game Konosuba: Fantastic Days
In "The Apocalypse Banquet", horror creeps into the everyday: eight nightmarish tales in which psychosis becomes increasingly symbolic and pervasive. However, Hideshi Hino does not limit himself to shocking the reader. Each story starkly highlights man's cruelty towards those who are "different". Tales of mutation in which gruesome metamorphosis becomes an act of purification from a society that rejects any and all "abnormality."
the story about hayato the new employer for a game developer company and yuna the serious and the angry woman
Taichi Arima is overworked at his day job. One day, going home late due to working overtime, he saves a fluffy white cat from being run over. He gains a special “Tame” ability and is transported to another world. With such a strange ability, what will he do… Why, open a Fluffy Cafe, of course!
When he was young, Prince Takaoka had been told stories of India by Fujiwara no Yakushi, the favorite concubine of his father, as a bedtime story, and he had longed for that land. Decades later, as he grew up, he set out on an exotic, mysterious and fantastical journey to make his dream come true. A bold manga artist draws the towering mountain in the history of fantasy literature with a neat and mysterious look. A full-fledged comic adaptation.
The author, who is non-binary (seeing themselves as neither male or female), chronicles their decision to have top surgery. Essays on the actual experience, from planning the surgery, to what happened afterwards.
