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Satoru Kutsuna is a hat maker who discovers Ryou Kashiba, a man planning to commit suicide in Japan, in the story of "Dear Mr. Rain." The next books, "Dear Hatter" and "The Speaker," consist of two volumes each and continue the adventure of these two individuals.
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Beautiful, charismatic Mitsuki has it all. She's got so much, in fact, that she sends her more timid sister Tsukiko on dates disguised as her so Mitsuki doesn't miss out on other things. But one such body swap backfires after Mitsuki gets engaged: Mitsuki asks Tsukiko to stand in for her at a wedding planning meeting, and Tsukiko ends up falling into bed with Mitsuki's groom-to-be! Tired of playing second fiddle to her beautiful sister, Tsukiko decides to take something for herself for a change. In this startling tale of intrigue and romance, revenge is a dish best served steaming hot! (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment) Note: Serialized on Manga Oukoku from , to .
I have no intention of dating until I become successful” Jang Geun-nam, a young man who became a student of a top-tier adult webtoon writer, has no intention of dating, so why don’t women leave me alone!
When Nishiki, a pupil attending a rural middle school, meets Atsumori, a visitor from Tokyo and high school student, she engages in conversation with him. Her interactions with the suave Atsumori fuel her desire to flee her upbringing in the countryside and relocate to the city. But to her surprise, an opportunity to move to Tokyo arises through a proposal of marriage!
The world is in the midst of an unprecedented "metal pet" boom. For certain reasons, Todoroki ends up taking care of an M4 Sherman, but he struggles getting used to "living" together. A heartwarming comedy about the days woven by one man and one vehicle.
At dawn, the Azuma family welcomed their newborn son, Hikaru, whose name fittingly means "light." However, during a playdate, Hikaru's mother noticed that her child stood out from the other children. This heartbreaking but moving story follows a young mother as she learns to cope with the overwhelming realization that her child has autism and the difficulties that come with raising him while keeping her family together. It is a narrative that speaks not only to those who have been affected by autism but to all parents who face their own unique challenges. Additionally, this volume features two one-shots: "Thank You Sensei!" and "Haru no Manazashi."
When itinerant traveler Orbit, also known as "Ollie," gets stranded without permit or paperwork in the authoritarian city-state of Belote, the only place that will hire him is as a caretaker, or "gardener," at the male brothel Le Jouet Queue. He quickly discovers that all of the companions working there are furless, half animal and half human beings who are treated as pets, property, and sometimes even as livestock for slaughter. For many of the furless there, life at the brothel is a marked improvement from all they've suffered earlier in their lives. They are fed, sheltered, pampered, and looked after by Ollie and the other gardeners—and even a gilded cage is better than the cruelties of the outside world. But when Ollie's considerate, gentle nature and pure heart catch the eye of the tempestuous Aconit, the most prized and coveted furless in Le Jouet Queue, what begins as idle seduction soon blooms into something deeper. Aconit's haughty façade of careless allure masks his own old wounds and deep distrust of humans, but Ollie sees through his surface beauty to the lonely, resentful creature beneath. In turn, Aconit finds his cold heart stirred by Ollie's tender affection and innocent intentions. But can the love between the two of them last as tensions mount and the mistreatment of furless weighs heavier and heavier upon Ollie's heart…? (Source: Tokyopop)
Ever since she was young, Tsukimi Kurashita has harbored a desire to become a princess. However, at 18, that aspiration feels more out of reach than ever. She has transformed into a plain, timid person who spends the majority of her time and money indulging in her greatest passion: jellyfish. Tsukimi shares her living quarters with other enthusiasts of niche hobbies in Amamizukan, a female-only apartment complex. The primary tenets of this community are to steer clear of fashionable individuals and the opposite sex. Tsukimi has always dutifully adhered to these regulations, until one night when she saves a spotted jellyfish and comes face-to-face with a sophisticated woman who resembles a princess. After extending an invitation for the individual to spend the night, Tsukimi is astounded to realize the person is not a woman at all.
Synopsis The year 2045 marks the era of flourishing plants. Parasitic flowers rapidly mutated humanity into monsters, and only a few survived to build the underground city “Dohoe.” However, they began to oppress and persecute the remaining humans for their own gain. In this chaotic world, will Garam be able to find his older brother, Gaon?
Although there are rumors circulating that Akane Nishimura has the ability to inflict curses on those she touches, she is actually just a melancholic elementary school girl. Her classmates frequently torment her, causing her to feel neglected and without companionship while at school. Fortunately, when a new student named Taiyou Takada becomes fascinated with Akane's rumored power, he reaches out to her in an attempt to be her friend. Taiyou's inadvertent self-assurance causes Akane to feel a sudden rush of excitement and transforms her previously uneventful life into one filled with cheer.
In a world overrun by monsters, humanity’s only hope lies in the Vowed Maidens, women granted divine powers. However, none have ever returned from battle. The 126th chosen, Lyla, is given the weakest power ever: The Wedge. With no one expecting her to succeed, she sets out alone—unaware that her hidden potential could change the fate of the world.
