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Hiromi Sonoda has no girlfriend, no job, and no home, until he finds a shared-house with very cheap rent and goes to check it out. However, the share-house has a certain condition...
“I’ll become the perfect loser and judge you all.” Eunhyuk, who regressed to his high school days when he was most timid, quickly pulls himself together from his anxiety and begins to take revenge on his bullies using his past memories!
Yukinari Satou has an uncommon condition where he ejaculates diamonds, which are extremely valuable. Although he can potentially become extremely wealthy through his orgasmic abilities, there is a catch: every diamond he produces reduces his lifespan by a year. Furthermore, his peculiar situation has attracted the attention of many alluring and enchanting witches who desire his priceless gems, regardless of the harm caused to his health. See Yukinari as he resists their tempting and dangerous advances in this unconventional and daring comedy.
Natsumi, also known as “Hamu-chan,” hustles at her demanding office job like a hamster running in a wheel. Meanwhile, her boss Samejima is more like a shark. He’s handsome, sure, but he’s also imposing and scary…at least, until he confesses his feelings for her?! Natsumi is a little overwhelmed by seeing a vulnerable side to this gigantic man, especially since she doesn’t have a lot of experience in the love department. But she’s secretly thrilled to see more. Together, this big boss with a voracious appetite and the smaller woman who’s hungry for his love are ready to unleash their wild sides!
The world is on the brink of collapse due to the zombie threat. Meanwhile, I’m living the most thrilling and tantalizing days of my life! A high school boy who loves shogi and gaming discovers a mysterious power he possesses for the first time in this zombie-infested world.
You are reading Rise Of The Supreme Villain manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Webtoons, Shounen, Ecchi, Action, Drama, Fantasy genres, written by 大行道动漫 at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. Rise Of The Supreme Villain has 50 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 Rise Of The Supreme Villain to your bookmark. Vicent Wayland, a super-rich and incredibly handsome man, meets a tragic end at the hands of the Dragon King's son-in-law. But fate has other planshe unexpectedly triggers the Supreme Villain System and gets a second chance at life. Determined to become the ultimate villain, Yin Wudao vows to bring he** to all who stand in his way. From dragon heirs and divine doctors to war gods, Asuras, ancient martial arts masters, and reborn immortalsno one is safe from his wrath. Witness the rise of a legendary villain in "Rise of the Supreme Villain"!
There are a total of six members in the ping pong club for boys. While two members are considered ordinary, the remaining four possess unique traits such as a fascination with sexual deviation, twisted inclinations, strong body odor, and a contentious female manager. This series challenges societal norms far beyond anything previously seen in the western world; however, it maintains a certain allure. The club members indulge in unconventional activities, including their "Protruding Pecker Serve" and inappropriate behavior towards cross-dressing members. Additionally, the show contains an unsettling "Turtle Sequence" that defies explanation.
To say that Mona Kawai is cute would be an understatement; she is breathtaking in every single way, and she knows it. At school, she is fawned over by boys and girls alike, and she graciously welcomes it all as a natural reaction to her irresistible charm. That is, until she comes across Medaka Kuroiwa, the boy who is seemingly immune to her overwhelming charisma. She goes out of her way to talk to him and even dials her cuteness up a notch, but no matter what she tries, Mona cannot wipe the scowl off Kuroiwa's face. Backed into a corner, Mona is forced to use the most devastating weapon in her arsenal: her physical allure. Such drastic measures would leave other boys foaming at their mouths, but Kuroiwa remains unfazed by her attempts. Little does Mona know that the only reason Kuroiwa just barely abstains from succumbing to her charms is because he is training to be a monk and thus trying his best not to be held down by worldly pleasures. As Mona goes all out to entice Kuroiwa, she fails to realize that his unintentional chivalry might just make her fall for him instead.
Uryuu Kamihate, despite facing a challenging childhood, is determined to rise above it and achieve his goal of attending medical school. However, his plans take an unforeseen twist when he is relocated to a foster home that doubles as a functioning shrine. Rather than a serene space to concentrate on his studies, Uryuu will now be sharing accommodations with the vivacious and charming Amagami sisters. To further complicate matters, he learns that he must select one of them as his spouse and successor to the temple.
Yuju has decided to marry her longtime lover. The most glorious moment of her life is ahead, she decides to introduce her boyfriend to her three close friends. However, after that meeting suspicious circumstances begin to emerge between her boyfriend and her friend, Yuju tries to resolve the suspicions but the two of them just kept pointing fingers at each other and giving contradicting explanations... Whose words are true and who is at fault? In the end, the truth is finally revealed, and the blame lies squarely on Yuju's shoulders. In front of a shattered Yuju a female protagonist in the TV shows is facing the same situation as Yuju. In the screen, she becomes prettier, seek revenges, and meets better men, ultimately escaping from her eternal wounds and starting a new life. If Yuju is doing the same, can Yuju also go back to her happy self? Or is it all just a innocent wish?
“It’ll be six months at most.” Just like that, my ordinary life crumbled with a single sentence—a sudden terminal diagnosis I never saw coming. As if that wasn’t enough, my best friend of over ten years suddenly confesses: “I’ve loved you… for more than a decade.” Now I have half a year left. Just six months. A brief flicker of time where everything feels both too short and painfully long. What am I supposed to do with a love I never had the chance to notice? How do I hold on to a future that’s slipping away before it can begin? In these fleeting days, it’s just you and me—stumbling through borrowed time, trying to find meaning in the moments we still have. If our time together is limited… Can love still be enough?
