Kyou kara Ore wa Loli no Himo!

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I, Tendou Haru, who was somehow aiming for becoming a mangaka, became a winner in life. Super rich bishoujo elementary school student, Nijou Touka was a big fan of mine, on top of that, she said that she is going to be my patron. Just like that, my ideal living off someone lifestyle had started.

A Red Knight Does Not Blindly Follow Money

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A Red Knight Does Not Blindly Follow Money (赤い騎士は金に盲従しない, Akai Kishi wa Kane ni Mōjū Shinai) tells the story of a principled knight who navigates a morally complex world where greed and power often dictate actions. Unlike others who chase wealth and influence without question, the red knight follows his own code of honor, choosing justice, loyalty, and integrity over material gain. The manga blends thrilling sword battles, intricate political intrigue, and intense moral dilemmas, showcasing a protagonist who must balance personal convictions with external pressures. Readers are drawn into a world where every choice carries consequences, and where courage, strategy, and ethics define true strength. With compelling character development, vivid artwork, and a narrative that explores the tension between ambition and morality, A Red Knight Does Not Blindly Follow Money offers a refreshing take on the classic heroic journey. It’s a must-read for fans of fantasy, adventure, and morally-driven storytelling.

Meguro-san wa Hajimete ja Nai

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Meguro-san wa Hajimete ja Nai (目黒さんははじめてじゃない), also known as Meguro-san Is Not a Beginner, is a Japanese romantic comedy manga that follows the charming and witty interactions between Meguro-san and her love interest. Meguro-san, confident and experienced in matters of romance, often surprises her partner with her playful demeanor and insightful perspective on relationships. The story delves into the nuances of dating, personal growth, and emotional connection, balancing humor with heartfelt moments. Through their evolving relationship, readers witness both comedic misunderstandings and tender interactions that deepen the bond between the characters. The manga highlights themes of trust, intimacy, and the excitement of navigating romance with someone who is self-assured yet relatable. With expressive art, engaging dialogue, and a focus on character-driven storytelling, Meguro-san wa Hajimete ja Nai captivates readers seeking a romantic comedy that combines wit, charm, and genuine emotional depth.

I Met The Male Lead In Prison

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I Met the Male Lead in Prison (감옥에서 남주를 만났습니다, Gamogeseo Namju-reul Mannasseumnida) is a romantic fantasy manhwa that begins with an unusual twist of fate. The heroine, after finding herself in prison due to circumstances beyond her control, encounters none other than the story’s destined male lead within the same walls. What starts as a tense and unexpected meeting slowly develops into a relationship filled with intrigue, witty exchanges, and tender emotions, as they navigate the dangers of confinement and the greater conspiracies surrounding them. I Met the Male Lead in Prison combines elements of suspense, palace politics, and slow-burn romance, highlighting the resilience and cleverness of the heroine as well as the hidden depth of the male lead. With its unique setting, engaging character dynamics, and balance of tension and heartwarming moments, this manhwa is perfect for readers who enjoy romance stories set against backdrops of danger, secrecy, and destiny-defying encounters.

I Want to Teach that Cheeky Asahi-chan a Lesson

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I Want to Teach that Cheeky Asahi-chan a Lesson (いたずらっ子朝日ちゃんにお仕置きを教えたい, Itazurakko Asahi-chan ni Oshioki o Oshietai) is a rom-com manga where the earnest protagonist vows to curb the antics of the impish Asahi-chan, whose relentless teasing provokes both exasperation and an unexpected flutter of the heart. Every chapter becomes a fresh battlefield of pranks, clever counters, and embarrassing misunderstandings that lead to heartfelt apologies and small sincere moments. As they spar, the duo peel back layers of personality—Asahi's playful defense mechanisms and the lead's growing patience—transforming antagonism into trust. The series balances slapstick humor with tender beats, showcasing charming school-life scenes, gradual character growth, and tsundere dynamics that keep readers smiling. With expressive artwork, quick-paced banter, and satisfying romantic tension, I Want to Teach that Cheeky Asahi-chan a Lesson is a delightful pick for fans of lighthearted rom-coms where teasing turns into affection. Readers who enjoy warm comedy and slow-burn romance will find it addictive.

A Hero Who Does Everything Perfectly

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A Hero Who Does Everything Perfectly (完璧にこなす英雄, Kanpeki ni Konasu Eiyū) is a captivating fantasy manga that follows the journey of an extraordinary protagonist admired for their flawless skills, intelligence, and heroism. The story revolves around a hero who excels in every challenge, effortlessly navigating battles, strategic dilemmas, and social interactions, earning the respect and admiration of allies and rivals alike. A Hero Who Does Everything Perfectly explores themes of excellence, responsibility, and the pressures of maintaining perfection while facing unforeseen threats and moral dilemmas. With a compelling mix of action, strategy, and character development, the manga showcases how extraordinary talent is tested in high-stakes situations, revealing both the strengths and vulnerabilities of its protagonist. Fans of heroic adventures, tactical battles, and inspiring character arcs will find A Hero Who Does Everything Perfectly engaging, offering a thrilling and inspiring narrative about striving for greatness, navigating complex relationships, and demonstrating that perfection is both a gift and a challenge in a world full of dangers and opportunities.

Ma no Kakera

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Ma no Kakera (魔のかけら) is a dark fantasy manga that intertwines mystery, supernatural elements, and human emotion into a gripping narrative. The story delves into a world where fragments of demonic power, known as “kakera,” influence people’s lives in both terrifying and transformative ways. Characters are drawn into conflicts fueled by greed, fear, and the temptation of forbidden strength, making each chapter a tense exploration of morality and survival. Unlike typical battle-driven fantasy, Ma no Kakera focuses heavily on atmosphere, psychological tension, and the choices individuals make when confronted with forces beyond human control. Readers are immersed in an eerie setting filled with secrets, where danger lurks behind every shadow and alliances are never certain. With its haunting art style and suspenseful pacing, Ma no Kakera stands out as a chilling yet captivating series. Fans of supernatural dramas and darker storylines will find this manga both unsettling and thought-provoking.

The Fish I Missed Was Big, but I Caught Another Fish Was Too Big

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The Fish I Missed Was Big, but I Caught Another Fish Was Too Big (逃した魚は大きかったが、釣った魚も大きすぎた, Nogashita Sakana wa Ōkikatta ga, Tsutta Sakana mo Ōkisugita) tells a comedic and adventurous story of a protagonist whose fishing misadventures take unexpected turns. After missing a gigantic fish, he surprisingly hooks an even larger one, leading to hilarious and chaotic situations that test his skills, patience, and determination. The Fish I Missed Was Big, but I Caught Another Fish Was Too Big blends humor, slice-of-life moments, and adventurous storytelling, showing how unexpected challenges can turn ordinary activities into extraordinary experiences. As the protagonist struggles, celebrates, and learns from each fishing escapade, readers are drawn into a narrative full of charm, excitement, and unpredictable twists. With lighthearted storytelling, amusing predicaments, and a touch of exaggeration, this manga offers a fun and engaging tale of persistence, surprises, and the joy—and chaos—of chasing the “big catch” in life.

Hellstar Remina

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Hellstar Remina (Japanese: 地獄星レミナ, Romanized: Jigokusei Remina) is a chilling and suspenseful manga by the legendary horror creator Junji Ito. The story follows the terrifying appearance of a mysterious planet named Remina, which slowly approaches Earth, bringing with it chaos, fear, and the unraveling of human society. As panic spreads and people confront their darkest instincts, the narrative delves into themes of cosmic horror, human nature, and the fragility of civilization in the face of incomprehensible threats. With Junji Ito’s signature eerie art and masterful storytelling, Hellstar Remina immerses readers in a gripping and nightmarish experience that combines suspense, terror, and psychological intensity. Fans of horror, cosmic dread, and unnerving suspense will find this manga a haunting and unforgettable journey that lingers long after reading.

Another World Survival: Min-maxing my Support and Summoning Magic

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Another World Survival: Min-maxing my Support and Summoning Magic is a fantasy manga that blends strategic gameplay elements with an isekai twist, perfect for fans of role-playing adventures. The story follows a protagonist suddenly transported to a mysterious world where survival depends not on brute force, but on clever use of support skills and summoning magic. Unlike traditional heroes who wield swords or overwhelming strength, this character embraces the underrated path of maximizing support abilities—buffs, healing, and tactical summons—to overcome enemies and challenges that seem impossible at first glance. As the tale unfolds, readers witness how careful planning, resourcefulness, and min-maxing strategies allow him to outwit both monsters and rival adventurers. With themes of teamwork, adaptability, and clever survival tactics, Another World Survival: Min-maxing my Support and Summoning Magic delivers a refreshing take on the isekai genre, proving that brains can rival brawn in a magical world full of danger and opportunity.