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"Warning: Yaoi content: This manga contains materials that might not be suitable to children under 17. By proceeding, you are confirming that you are 17 or older." Seowoo Chunbing / Seo Woo Chun-Bing / Seo Woo Chunbing / Seo-Woo Chun-Bing / 忘れ得ぬ貴方との邂逅 / 涉于春氷 / 섭우춘빙 Ye Kang-Oh is nothing short of royalty in the world of Jianghu. He is the third and youngest disciple of Ye Jin-Rang, the very man who rules over the entire Black Force of Jianghu. Despite being Jin-Rang's favorite disciple and owning promising skills, Kang-Oh intentionally keeps a low profile to keep distance from politics over which disciple will inherit master's position. One day, Kang-Oh is mysteriously attracted to a humble servant named Woo(foolishness). Not knowing that their destinies have been tied together since long time ago, Kang-Oh cannot help but continue to get intrigued by this mysterious servant... Woo is a servant serving Jin-Rang, master of the entire black force of Jianghu. Despite being known as a fair man, Jin-Rang seems to internationally neglect Woo getting harassed for years by the officials of the Black Force. Woo seems to accept such inhumane treatment as his own fate. One day, Woo unintentionally attracts the attention of Kang-Oh, Jin-Rang's youngest and favorite disciple. Woo tries his best to evade Kang-Oh's kindness but at the same time finds it hard to repel the attention of the man he was missed for so long... ever since Kang-Oh was a little boy and Jin-Rang was known as Dan Woo-hyo, the most powerful swordsman in the entire White Force.
Since ancient times, humans and demons of the Divine Land have considered each other sworn enemies. After an unexpected turn of events, the princess of the demon race and a young, demon-loathing Taoist named Zhang Kuangyun become partners and are forced to “assist in capturing demons”… Misunderstandings arise as they disagree on the capture of demons. A fellow sect member is revealed to be the “mastermind”, flames of wrath and vengeance are ignited, secret schemes slowly unfold, and a wedding gown becomes painted in fire and blood — all of which weave into this emotional Xianxia tale.
Kaka, an unusually strong girl with a talent for combat, sees it has her duty to protect and assist her caretaker and master Genjou-sama, a kind but frail young priest who nearly died saving her from a tiger. When poisoned water threatens to destroy their village, Genjou-sama leaves for the capital to find a solution. In his absence, demons burn down their formerly peaceful village and transform the villagers placed under Kaka's care into monkeys. Kaka flees in a desperate attempt to find Genjou-sama, only to find a haughty powerful spirit is now using his body as a vessel! She learns that the human Emperor has been secretly replaced by the evil Demon King, and that this spirit has come back for one simple purpose: to restore order. The contact he offers is simple. If she accompanies him on his journey to the capital and all goes according to plan, the spirit will give Genjou-sama back, relinquishing the priest's body and retrieving his soul from the underworld. Will Kaka take the risk?
[From Omanga]: A coming-of-age story from Jiro Matsumoto (the author of Freesia) about a young, aspiring photographer named Soma. He's going nowhere, stuck in a mire of sex and drugs, until a horrible end to a one night stand sets him on a path that changes his life forever. WARNING: Mature content. Do not be surprised if you come across disturbing imagery.
On his deathbed, the famous composer, Chopin, drifts between this life and the next. In his final hours, he experiences a fantastical dream where he encounters a young girl named Polka facing a terrible destiny and the boy named Allegretto who will fight to save her. On the border between dreams and reality, Chopin discovers the light that shines in all of us in this enduring tale of good, evil, love, and betrayal. Based off the fantasy jrpg Trusty Bell or in NA translation, Eternal Sonata.
Truthfully, They Only Remembered Her “I’m leaving.” “Really? I’m sure the people who fought together with you in the war will miss you.” “Nobody will remember me. ” At the end of the war, a commoner knight, Clarence Holton, left everything behind and ran away, including the promised honor and happiness she could have received after winning the war. But– “Where the hell did Clarence go?” Contrary to the expectations that no one would remember her, the imperial prince, the taciturn knight, and the genius wizard, all rose to the temple at the news that she had left. And the chase for her disappearance began.
This work contains controversial content such as violence and rape. Please be advised. Captain \'Leon Winston\' of the National Intelligence Division of the Western Command of the Rippon Kingdom. Unlike his elegant and noble appearance, he was the object of both envy and damnation for both his allies and enemies, known as the \"Vampire of Camden\" who would torture the rebels cruelly. \"Every time I see you, I just want to thrust my gun in your tight space.\" Strangely, the maid of the interrogation room \"Sally Briston\" became the object of his desires, as strong as the rage he has for the insurgent rebels. She was ordinary and nothing special... Perhaps it was simply the smell of blood on her that excited him. The interrogation didn\'t take long. He realized it as soon as he heard her name come out from the rebel spy\'s lips. He no longer needed to suppress his violent desires. \"I stopped myself from tormenting her because I thought she was a good girl, but now there\'s no need for that. Thank you, Sally. No... Grace.\" If you want to live, then try begging. You never know. I might hear you out.
From Storm in Heaven: Daisuke took a step. He was asked to join the Tokko (aka Kamikaze) and he accepted, offering his life to his country. Set during the very end of World War 2, this story begins when Daisuke decides to die and tells the reader why he decided to make such an extreme decision. Was it for his country, was it for peace, or was it because everyone else made the same choice? What's in a man's mind when he knows he's going to die? Even in this rather tragic scenario, there is still hope -- perhaps in a picture of your mother, or in a girl, or maybe in the future...
A blind woman, Onami, falls in love with Shinsuke, the son of a blind person on a journey. Onami is pregnant with Shinsuke’s child, but Shinsuke abandons her at the last minute, and Onami has her right hand and both ears cut off by the blind woman’s law. Still, Ohami chose to go raw. For the sake of another life to be born. A blind person’s cry that roars in the stormy sea. One of the 13 Nights of the Grudge’s Spirit series was released in 1976.
Sometimes it seems like Usagi is hopeless. Sure, she's good with healing herbs, but she's the granddaughter of the leader of a prestigious ninja village and she's such a klutz that she's never made it out of the kiddie class. Finally frustrated with Usagi's lack of progress, her grandfather sends her to marry a local lord and have lots of ninja babies. But the lord has no interest in her or her child bearing potential! After years of goofing around, Usagi is finally determined to reach her goals - she's going to become a ninja and capture her true love's heart! Sequel to "Tsuki no Toiki" http://beta.mangafox.com/manga/tsuki_no_toiki/
Contains 4 oneshots: 1) Itsuka no Tsuki de Aimashou When Riha goes to hospital to go see her father, who was just in an accident, she meets a boy, Nozomu-kun, who helps her find her way through the hospital so she can visit her father. After that day, they become great friends and possibly more… 2) Tsuki no Waltz Asakura Nariko is the daughter of a wealthy family in the Showa era. As the successor of the family, she is very strictly educated to become a proper lady, and her teacher is Sawa Keiichirou, the son of her family's butler. To Nariko, Keiichirou is like a brother, or maybe even more than that, but it is her duty to marry the leader of another prominent family someday... 3) Once a Blue Moon 4) Petit Lesson - Sequel to Zenbu, Hajimete
From Manga-Sketchbook: 14 pages short story which originally appeared in AERA COMIC'S "Nippon no Manga" anthology. To get anything other than the pretty pictures out of this short story, one should have read Natsume Souseki's Sanshiro.
