Alma (Shinji Mito)

7.00

Alma (Shinji Mito) is a gripping and visually striking manga that combines elements of supernatural action, suspense, and psychological drama. The story follows Alma, a mysterious and enigmatic figure whose presence disrupts the ordinary lives of those around him. As the plot unfolds, readers are taken through dark conspiracies, intense confrontations, and morally complex situations, all while exploring themes of identity, power, and redemption. Shinji Mito’s masterful storytelling and distinctive art style bring depth and emotion to the characters, making their struggles both relatable and compelling. Fans of supernatural thrillers and action-packed narratives will appreciate the intricate plot twists and high-stakes encounters that keep the tension rising from chapter to chapter. Alma’s journey challenges conventional notions of heroism and villainy, creating a unique and immersive reading experience.

There Was a Cute Girl in the Hero’s Party, so I Tried Confessing to Her

10.00

There Was a Cute Girl in the Hero’s Party, so I Tried Confessing to Her (勇者パーティーに可愛い子がいたので、告白してみた。, Yūsha Pātī ni Kawaii Ko ga Ita no de, Kokuhaku Shite Mita) is a lighthearted fantasy romance manga filled with charm, humor, and sweet moments. The story follows a young adventurer who joins a hero’s party on their quest to save the world, only to find himself captivated by one of his female companions—a girl whose kindness and cuteness completely steal his heart. Rather than keeping his feelings hidden, he bravely decides to confess, setting off a series of comedic, awkward, and heartwarming events within the group. As the party continues their journey, battles and challenges are interwoven with tender romance and playful interactions that deepen their bonds. There Was a Cute Girl in the Hero’s Party, so I Tried Confessing to Her delivers a refreshing mix of adventure and romance, offering readers a fun and uplifting story about courage, love, and companionship.

Isekai Merchant: Living a Rich Slow Life with "Isekai Travel"

8.00

One day, the protagonist Allen, who has been reincarnated from Japan into another world, realizes that his unique skill, Moon Gate, allows him to travel freely between Japan and the other world. With this power, Allen comes up with the idea of traveling between Japan and the other world and making money by selling various items to people from the other world, those who have been transferred, and those who have been reincarnated, who are hungry for entertainment! Before long, he gets to know the daughter of a large company and the princess of a kingdom in the other world, and enjoys the other world to the fullest...!!

Ossan Boukensha Kane no Zenkou

6.10

Ossan Boukensha Kane no Zenkou (おっさん冒険者カネの善行, Middle-Aged Adventurer Kane’s Good Deeds) is a fantasy adventure manga that follows Kane, a middle-aged adventurer whose experience, wisdom, and sense of justice set him apart in a world dominated by young heroes. The story focuses on Kane’s exploits, heroic deeds, and interactions with various companions, showcasing how age and experience can be just as powerful as youthful strength. Ossan Boukensha Kane no Zenkou blends action, humor, and heartwarming moments, highlighting themes of perseverance, morality, and the impact of doing good in a dangerous and unpredictable world. The narrative emphasizes clever problem-solving, character growth, and the respect earned through deeds rather than appearance. With dynamic artwork, engaging world-building, and a balance of comedic and serious tones, Ossan Boukensha Kane no Zenkou captivates readers who enjoy fantasy adventures featuring unconventional protagonists, mature heroes, and stories where wisdom, kindness, and experience drive success in heroic quests.

Soretomo Time Leap ni Suru?

9.00

A Lovey dovey daily life with ara~ ara~ wife who can do time leapTokina is a self-proclaimed Timeleeper who loves to pamper her husband, Nobumichi. But today, there's something wrong with Nobumichi! While her husband accepts her sweet behavior without embarrassment, Tokina's flirting gradually escalates...?

EXP Is Golden

9.00

Boot Hour, Shoot Curse is a VRMMORPG that has no concept of levels or professions. Instead, players must farm experience points to gain new skills and increase their status.Rare, a girl who participated in the closed beta test, has acquired the hidden skill Subordinate, which allows her to turn NPCs into her subordinates. The skill also transfers the experience points gained by the subordinates to Rare. She used the skill to gradually add new NPCs she encountered to her party. As a result of the unprecedented amount of experience gained from her minions, she was able to evolve into a Demon Lord.

People Made Fun of Me for Being Jobless but Its Not Bad at All

7.00

People Made Fun of Me for Being Jobless but It’s Not Bad at All (無職を馬鹿にするな, 직업 없는 나를 놀렸지만 나쁘지 않아) is a lighthearted fantasy manga that turns the usual adventurer trope upside down. The story follows a protagonist who, despite being mocked for having no formal job class in a world where occupations define status and strength, discovers that being “jobless” actually grants him incredible versatility and hidden power. Free from the limitations of a fixed role, he learns to adapt, master various skills, and surprise those who once ridiculed him. As his journey unfolds, he forges bonds with allies, takes on challenges that others cannot, and proves that one’s worth is not determined by labels but by determination and ingenuity. What makes People Made Fun of Me for Being Jobless but It’s Not Bad at All engaging is its mix of humor, adventure, and underdog charm, making it a refreshing tale for fans of RPG-style fantasy with a twist.

Ōkami-kun wa Hayakawa-san ni katenai

10.00

The adventures of a lycanthropic high school boy and his classmate, who normally hates his guts but loves him when he becomes a doggo

KimoOta, Idol Yarutteyo

7.00

KimoOta, Idol Yarutteyo (Japanese: キモオタ、アイドルやるってよ, Creepy Otaku, Becomes an Idol) is a humorous and unconventional comedy manga that explores the world of idols from a quirky perspective. The story follows a socially awkward and obsessive otaku who unexpectedly becomes involved in the entertainment industry, thrust into the spotlight as an idol. As he navigates the challenges of performances, fan interactions, and industry expectations, comedic situations abound, highlighting the clash between his awkward personality and the glamorous idol world. The manga explores themes of self-discovery, perseverance, and the absurdities of fame, all delivered with a playful and satirical tone. With exaggerated humor, memorable character reactions, and entertaining storytelling, KimoOta, Idol Yarutteyo captivates readers who enjoy comedy and slice-of-life narratives with an unusual twist. Fans of offbeat humor, pop culture satire, and character-driven comedy will find this manga an amusing and engaging read.

Helmut: The Forsaken Child

6.70

Helmut: The Forsaken Child (Japanese: ヘルムート：見捨てられた子, Romanized: Herumuto: Misuterareta Ko) follows the poignant and gripping story of Helmut, a child abandoned and cast aside in a harsh and unforgiving world. Struggling to survive, he discovers hidden strength, uncovers dark secrets, and gradually rises against the challenges that once threatened to break him. The manga blends drama, fantasy, and adventure, exploring themes of resilience, self-discovery, and the enduring human spirit. Through intense trials, emotional character development, and immersive world-building, Helmut: The Forsaken Child captivates readers with a story of courage, determination, and the journey from abandonment to empowerment. Fans of heartfelt narratives, compelling protagonists, and dramatic adventures will find this manga both moving and unforgettable.