Slice of Life - Page 876

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.

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.

Galko-chan is someone who constantly speaks her mind, and while that might not necessarily be the smartest move to make, it's always an enjoyable one! Join the vivacious and incredibly busty high schooler as she experiences the highs and lows of growing up with passion and enthusiasm, alongside her closest companions - the introverted loner, Otako, and the refreshingly candid Ojou.

Similar to the outside world, adults can only enjoy moments of peace when the little ones are asleep and darkness falls. In the workshop, aspiring witches spend their daytime perfecting their spell-weaving and conflict-resolution skills, filling the air with their enthusiastic sounds. Yet, Qifrey and Olruggio eagerly await the nighttime when they can bask in the tranquility of the kitchen, whip up delicious meals, savor every bite and chat with one another.

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.

A tale of two remarkably mature adolescents, who possess commendable intellect and emotional stability. Despite their youthful age of 14, they have fallen deeply in love. Although their conduct reflects their maturity, their endearing emotions towards each other are portrayed with genuine fondness, devoid of any sentimentality. The story is comprised of 50 standard chapters, 78 interludes, and 15 supplementary chapters.

Introducing Amane Mizuno - with her impressive sanpaku eyes and a benevolent disposition. She has developed romantic feelings for Katou, whose attitude differs greatly from hers. Will Amane have the audacity to reveal her emotions to him?