The Wrong Way to use Healing Magic

6.90

The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic (回復魔法の間違った使い方, Kaifuku Mahō no Machigatta Tsukaikata) is a Japanese light novel and manga series that follows the story of a protagonist who discovers that conventional approaches to healing magic can sometimes have unintended and comical consequences. In a world where magic is essential for survival and adventuring, the protagonist’s unconventional methods of using healing spells lead to surprising, and often chaotic, results. As they navigate dungeons, battles, and daily life, the story combines action, humor, and clever problem-solving, highlighting the importance of creativity and adaptability in a magical world. The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic explores themes of experimentation, learning from mistakes, and turning apparent weaknesses into strengths. With engaging characters and a mix of lighthearted and thrilling moments, this series captivates readers who enjoy fantasy adventures with a humorous twist and a protagonist whose unique approach challenges the rules of traditional magic systems.

Washizu - Enma no Touhai

9.00

A spin-off of the manga Akagi depicting Washizu Iwao in the pre- and early post-war period.

Teto X Egen

10.00

Haeseon, a driven "Teto girl" whose entire life revolves around her career, and Sunho, a quiet "Egen guy" who wants nothing more than to stay home with his cat.Living in entirely different worlds, the two were like parallel lines destined never to cross. That is, until they are forced onto the same Task Force team—and to make matters worse, they discover they live right next door to each other! As their daily routines become hopelessly entangled, Sunho's "first love" suddenly enters the picture...!What will become of this chaotic, nerve-wracking, and strangely heart-fluttering romance between two complete opposites?(Source: Millie ui Seojae, edited)

I Killed an Academy Player

8.30

I Killed an Academy Player (나는 아카데미 선수를 죽였다 (Korean)) is a tense, morally complex thriller manga that explores guilt, consequence, and the dark fallout of a single irreversible act. The premise centers on a protagonist whose impulsive decision leads to the death of a fellow academy player, and the story follows the psychological unraveling that follows: investigations, shifting alliances, and the protagonist’s struggle to reconcile self-preservation with conscience. Rather than glorifying violence, I Killed an Academy Player focuses on the human cost of mistakes—how lies, fear, and secrecy corrode relationships and institutions—and it uses the academy setting to highlight pressures unique to competitive environments. Readers are drawn into tight plotting, suspenseful courtroom or school inquiry drama, and layered character studies that ask whether redemption is possible and at what price. With sharp pacing, morally gray characters, and emotional stakes that linger, I Killed an Academy Player appeals to fans of psychological suspense who appreciate stories where truth and justice compete with survival and shame.

Saving 80,000 Gold Coins in the Different World for My Old Age

7.00

Saving 80,000 Gold Coins in the Different World for My Old Age (老後に備えて異世界で8万枚の金貨を貯めます, Rougo ni Sonaete Isekai de 8-manmai no Kinka o Tamemasu) is a clever and comedic isekai manga that follows Mitsuha Yamano, a modern-day girl who suddenly gains the power to travel freely between Earth and a fantasy world. Rather than chasing glory or heroism, Mitsuha takes a practical approach: using her knowledge, wits, and modern items to earn and save 80,000 gold coins to secure a comfortable retirement. Saving 80,000 Gold Coins in the Different World for My Old Age stands out for its humorous take on isekai, mixing slice-of-life business ventures with lighthearted adventure as Mitsuha navigates trade, survival, and cultural differences. The manga emphasizes resourcefulness and self-reliance while still delivering fun encounters and charming interactions. With its unique premise and relatable motivation, this series offers a refreshing twist on the isekai genre, perfect for readers who enjoy smart, witty heroines building their future on their own terms.

My Charms Are Wasted On Kuroiwa Medaka

6.80

My Charms Are Wasted On Kuroiwa Medaka (俺の可愛さは黒岩めだかに通じない, Ore no Kawa-sa wa Kuroiwa Medaka ni Tsūjinai) is a Japanese romantic comedy manga series that follows the humorous and awkward daily life of a high school student hopelessly trying to capture the attention of Kuroiwa Medaka, a cool and indifferent classmate. Despite the protagonist’s best efforts, their charm and antics seem to go unnoticed, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings and endearing moments. My Charms Are Wasted On Kuroiwa Medaka explores themes of adolescent crushes, unrequited love, and the awkwardness of teenage social interactions, all while highlighting the quirky dynamics between characters. Readers are drawn into the humorous situations, witty dialogue, and relatable experiences of teenage infatuation. With its blend of comedy, charm, and lighthearted romance, My Charms Are Wasted On Kuroiwa Medaka offers an entertaining and heartwarming story that resonates with fans of slice-of-life and romantic comedy manga.

Blue Period

9.40

Blue Period (ブルーピリオド, Burū Piriodo, Блю Период) is a critically acclaimed manga that beautifully blends youth, self-discovery, and the pursuit of art. The story follows Yatora Yaguchi, a high school student who seems to have everything under control—good grades, popularity, and a bright future. However, he feels empty inside until he encounters a painting that sparks an unfamiliar passion within him. This moment becomes the turning point of his life, pushing him toward the challenging world of fine arts. Blue Period captures Yatora’s struggles as he chases admission to the prestigious Tokyo University of the Arts, battling self-doubt, financial obstacles, and the fierce competition of talented peers. The manga shines not only as a tale of artistic growth but also as an exploration of identity, resilience, and the courage to follow one’s true calling. With its heartfelt storytelling and inspiring themes, Blue Period resonates deeply with readers who dream of embracing their creativity against all odds.

Boyish Girlfriend from Another School

8.00

Boyish Girlfriend from Another School (Takou no Boyish Kanojo or My Boyish Girlfriend is Too Cute) is a charming slice-of-life romance manga that delves into the tender dynamics of a high school relationship. The story centers on Daichi, a high school boy who has been childhood friends with Akira, a tomboyish girl. Their friendship blossoms into a romantic relationship, but they choose to keep it a secret from their peers. Akira, despite her tough exterior, has a surprisingly girly side that she only reveals to Daichi, adding depth and sweetness to their bond. The manga explores themes of love, identity, and the nuances of teenage relationships, offering readers a heartfelt and relatable narrative. With its ongoing serialization and engaging storyline, Boyish Girlfriend from Another School continues to captivate audiences with its blend of humor and emotion.

Lick.

9.00

A high school boy is secretly cheating on his new cute girlfriend with another girl who likes to lick sweat off his body. To you who have tongue licking and sweat fetish, this series is perfect for you

Homura Sensei is probably unpopular

8.00

Homura Sensei Is Probably Unpopular (ほむら先生はたぶん不人気) is a humorous and slice-of-life manga that follows the everyday life of Homura Sensei, a teacher navigating the quirky dynamics of her students and school environment. The story highlights her awkward, endearing personality and the comical situations that arise as she interacts with students, colleagues, and the challenges of teaching. Homura Sensei Is Probably Unpopular captivates readers with its lighthearted humor, relatable school-life scenarios, and charming character moments, offering a fun and engaging narrative. Fans of comedy, slice-of-life, and school-themed manga will appreciate the playful storytelling and character-driven humor that makes this series stand out. With its mix of witty dialogue, amusing situations, and heartfelt interactions, Homura Sensei Is Probably Unpopular is a must-read title for anyone looking for a manga that balances comedy and everyday life in a school setting.