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Three students from an all girl's school are selling bibles on the street... But, don't mistake them as servants of God. They are actually, making money for dating expenses. Even though their ways is not so good their hearts are pure! Saint Maria, please listen to these girl's prayers!
Discover your favorite characters and the circumstances on how they would inevitably meet in the crossroads of destiny. Two separate fates, two separate worlds... to be united for eternity! Could an angel and demon ever find love? See how Flour, one of the heaven's mail separators; and Coin, hell's delivery man, defy all odds. Please don't forget to visit and like our Facebook fan page at https://www.facebook.com/coinandflour. Thanks!
From HMR Scans: Chyoo Lee Ning, jerk Eun Jeh, pretty handsome boy Yun Jun woo, if it’s like or just bullying the one year younger guy who confuses people... Hyun bin. Heh young, who believes that the strongest person can achieve love… This is a love story about different teens.
Nomura Hiromi is an aspiration-less girl who is feeling left behind. One day, she catches a glimpse of her classmate Miyamoto Hiroshi's singing form and is moved by his song. Hiromi had always thought that Miyamoto felt as lost as she did, but it turns out he is aiming to become a professional singer. Hiromi decides that she too will aim to become a singer.
Momoko is a girl who was born into a witch family in which most of its female members possess magics. Yet they can only reveal their magical capability to "the one" i.e. their soul mate / spouse. The more magic she uses in front of strangers, the more parts of her body would become cat-ish (such as cat ears and whiskers), and if any stranger learns her true identity she would turn into a cat completely--like her mother! Having joined the magic club in her school, Momoko has used her ability too often that her cat ears pop out every once in a while so she must find "the one" as soon as possible, but her candidates have already become suspicious...
One day, Yuuri, a pretty high-school girl, is asked by a stranger to attend the funeral of Hirose Takaya saying he had really liked her. Who was this guy, and why did he like her?
You are reading Shin no Seijo de aru Watashi wa Tsuihou Saremashita. Dakara Kono Kuni wa Mou Owari desu manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Shoujo, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy genres, written by Utsuzawa Shikiso, Matsu Mokuba at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. Shin no Seijo de aru Watashi wa Tsuihou Saremashita. Dakara Kono Kuni wa Mou Owari desu has 58 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 Shin no Seijo de aru Watashi wa Tsuihou Saremashita. Dakara Kono Kuni wa Mou Owari desu to your bookmark. "You are not the real saint, you're nothing but a fake!!!"I, Eliane, am suddenly exiled. Not only that but my engagement was annulled by Claude, who was both my fianc and the first prince of my country. Claude claims that Leticia is the real saint', but I have known from the beginning that she is the woman he has been cheating on me with.So instead here I am, fulfilling his wish to cancel our engagement.But I can't help but wonder... is exiling me truly a wise decision? To be exact, me as in the actual real saint' who has been the one to set up barriers and support this kingdom from shadows?Maybe, just maybe, dragons and archdemons will invade my kingdom starting from tomorrow. Who knowsnot like it's any of my business anymore.I have abandoned my own country and have thus decided to have a peaceful life.Meanwhile, the kingdom, which has lost its true saint, is on the path to ruin+
Taken from Baka-updates: An anthology of oneshots. Story 1: Promise by NISHI Keiko Story 2: They were Eleven by HAGIO Moto Story 3: The Changeling by SATO Shio Story 4: Since You've Been Gone by NISHI Keiko The two stories by NISHI Keiko were also published as a separate book in English called "Promise." Those stories were originally taken from "Mizu ga Kooru ni Naru Toki."
It's the Heian Era in Ancient Japan, after numerous disasters and rebellions, The Emperor Suzaku believes Heaven has abandoned him and his advisors secretly consider ways to replace him, meanwhile, the sorcerers known as Onmyouji are dragged into a series of fights against demons summoned by mysterious curses. They will have to delve deep into conspiracies to discover the true nature of these cases.
(from wikipedia.ja):Simon was taken in by his uncle, Gilles, an ecologist, after his parents died, but he ended up fighting with his rival Jean-Claude over his cousin Joca, his uncle's daughter. Joca, worried about Simon's weak fighting spirit, gives him a medicine developed by his father that makes him stronger, but it turns out to be a sex-transforming drug. Simon is placed in the care of his uncle's friend in England, and when his uncle shows Simon his own chromosomes, Simon is forced to accept. A month later, Simon was pronounced dead in England.Seven years later, after the death of his mother-in-law, Simon, now named Solange, was taken in again by his uncle and sent to live with Joca. Jean-Claude, who is engaged to Joca, becomes disturbed by Solange as a woman.
Things just keep getting hotter for Christie as she faces up against her first ever fan convention. She's got a boyfriend, but suddenly she's not sure if he's really the one for her, and the events of the con keep throwing her in Matt's path. Matt's somewhat of a mystery, too. He's always got those wacky sunglasses on, and he can't seem to decide if he wants to be nice to Christie or just be a sarcastic jerk. Throw in an encounter with Lida Zeff, manga-ka extraordinaire, and Christie's dealing with one surprise after another. Of course, convention weekends tend to end all too quickly, and what will happen when suddenly distance is added to all of the factors keeping Christie and Matt apart? Dramacon tied with Fred Gallagher's Megatokyo for the Best Continuing OEL Manga. It was also nominated for a 2006 Harvey Award, and a 2007 Will Eisner Award, but did not win either.
