The Heavenly Demon Lord Who Doesn’t Want to Level Up

8.60

The Heavenly Demon Lord Who Doesn’t Want to Level Up (Japanese: レベルを上げたくない天魔王, Reberu o Agetakunai Tenmaō, Korean: 레벨업을 원하지 않는 천마왕, Rebel-eob-eul Wonhaji Anhneun Cheonmawang) follows the story of a powerful demon lord who, despite overwhelming strength and abilities, seeks to live life on his own terms without the pressures of constant growth or leveling up. Known for his cunning, overpowered skills, and laid-back attitude, The Heavenly Demon Lord Who Doesn’t Want to Level Up blends action, comedy, and fantasy, portraying a hero who navigates a world full of challenges, rivalries, and quests while resisting societal expectations of progress. As the story unfolds, readers witness epic battles, clever strategies, and humorous encounters, all while exploring the protagonist’s desire for freedom and a relaxed lifestyle. With immersive world-building, thrilling action, and a mix of humor and rebellion, The Heavenly Demon Lord Who Doesn’t Want to Level Up captivates fans who enjoy overpowered characters, lighthearted adventures, and stories that challenge conventional heroic growth.

Here Comes the Silver Spoon!

9.20

Here Comes the Silver Spoon! (Japanese: シルバースプーン登場！, Romanized: Shirubā Supūn Tōjō!) follows the story of a young protagonist whose life takes a sudden and dramatic turn when they inherit unexpected wealth and status, symbolized by the “silver spoon.” Navigating a world of privilege, societal expectations, and personal ambitions, the protagonist must learn to balance newfound opportunities with challenges, relationships, and self-discovery. The manga blends comedy, slice-of-life, and drama, exploring themes of responsibility, personal growth, and the complexities of social dynamics. Through engaging storytelling, relatable characters, and heartfelt moments, Here Comes the Silver Spoon! immerses readers in a narrative full of humor, life lessons, and the journey of adapting to a life far different from what was once familiar. Fans of character-driven stories, lighthearted drama, and coming-of-age narratives will find this manga both entertaining and inspiring.

Wan Gu Shen Wang

7.40

Wan Gu Shen Wang (万古神王) is a captivating Chinese manhua that blends elements of reincarnation, martial arts, and fantasy. The story follows a protagonist who, after being framed and dying in his previous life, is reborn into a high school era coinciding with the resurgence of spiritual energy and significant changes in the world. As he navigates this new life, he strives to protect his loved ones and confronts those who wronged him in his past life. The series delves into themes of revenge, personal growth, and the complexities of power and justice. With its intricate plot, dynamic characters, and engaging world-building, Wan Gu Shen Wang offers readers a thrilling journey through a realm where cultivation and destiny intertwine. Fans of action-packed narratives and deep character development will find this manhua both compelling and immersive.

I Thought She Was a Yandere, but Apparently She’s Even Worse

8.00

I Thought She Was a Yandere, but Apparently She’s Even Worse (ヤンデレかと思ったらそれ以上だった), also known as I Expected a Yandere, but She’s Even More Extreme, is a Japanese manga series that follows the story of a protagonist who encounters a seemingly typical yandere character—someone overly obsessive and protective in a romantic sense—but soon discovers that her behavior is far more intense, unpredictable, and extreme than expected. The story explores the comedic, dramatic, and sometimes chaotic interactions between the protagonist and this highly volatile character, blending romance, dark comedy, and slice-of-life elements. I Thought She Was a Yandere, but Apparently She’s Even Worse appeals to readers who enjoy exaggerated romantic comedy, unpredictable character dynamics, and humorous takes on obsessive love in a manga setting.

The Baby Prisoner Of The Winter Castle

10.00

The Baby Prisoner of the Winter Castle (겨울 성의 아기 포로, Gyeoul Seong-ui Agi Poro) is a touching manhwa that intertwines fantasy, drama, and emotional storytelling. The plot centers on a helpless infant who becomes trapped within the cold and imposing walls of a winter castle, a place filled with secrets, loneliness, and hidden dangers. Despite the harsh environment, unexpected bonds begin to form as those around the baby slowly confront their own humanity, revealing warmth even in the bleakest of settings. The Baby Prisoner of the Winter Castle stands out for its unique perspective, blending innocence with the stark realities of survival in a cruel world. With its beautifully illustrated wintry landscapes, nuanced characters, and a narrative that balances sorrow with hope, the series delivers both heartache and comfort. Fans of emotional fantasy manhwa will find The Baby Prisoner of the Winter Castle to be a compelling story of resilience, love, and fragile beginnings.

The 31st Piece Turns the Tables

8.40

The 31st Piece Turns the Tables (第31番目の駒が盤面を覆す, Dai 31-banme no Koma ga Banmen o Oousu) is a psychological and strategy-focused manga that explores themes of manipulation, intelligence, and unexpected twists. The story uses the imagery of a board game to symbolize the struggles between powerful players, each carefully plotting their moves to gain the upper hand. When the mysterious “31st piece” enters the game, it disrupts the balance, creating chaos that no one anticipated. The protagonist must navigate betrayal, alliances, and hidden agendas while using wit and foresight to turn impossible situations in their favor. The 31st Piece Turns the Tables captivates readers with its mind games, tension-filled storytelling, and the thrill of watching strategies unfold like a match of shogi or chess. With sharp artwork and gripping psychological battles, it’s perfect for fans of series where one clever move can completely shift the outcome of a seemingly lost game.

The best childhood friend in the world

9.20

The Best Childhood Friend in the World (世界一の幼なじみ, Sekai Ichi no Osananajimi) is a sweet and emotional romance manga that captures the warmth, tension, and bittersweet feelings of growing up alongside someone irreplaceable. The story follows two childhood friends whose bond has always been strong, but as they enter new stages of life, their relationship begins to shift in unexpected and heartfelt ways. In The Best Childhood Friend in the World, readers experience the tender moments of everyday life, the unspoken emotions that linger beneath the surface, and the struggles of balancing friendship with the possibility of love. With relatable characters and a mix of humor, drama, and sincerity, the series highlights the universal theme of treasuring someone who has always been by your side. Perfect for fans of romantic slice-of-life stories, The Best Childhood Friend in the World delivers a heartfelt journey of nostalgia, growth, and the beauty of bonds that stand the test of time.

Children of the Rune – Winterer

6.00

Children of the Rune – Winterer (룬의 아이들 – 위너, Runeui Aideul – Winterer) is a Korean fantasy manhwa adapted from the popular novel series Children of the Rune. This installment focuses on Winterer, a powerful figure whose journey is filled with trials, mysteries, and battles that shape the fate of an entire world. Blending high fantasy with deep emotional storytelling, the series presents a richly built universe where magic, ancient secrets, and destiny collide. Children of the Rune – Winterer explores not only thrilling combat and breathtaking adventure but also the bonds of friendship, sacrifice, and the pursuit of truth within a dangerous and ever-changing landscape. Fans of epic narratives will be drawn to its intricate plot and captivating artwork, which bring the legendary tale to life. For readers who enjoy expansive world-building and character-driven stories, Children of the Rune – Winterer stands out as a must-read manhwa in the fantasy genre.

Raising My Fiancé with Money

7.60

Raising My Fiancé with Money (お金で婚約者を育てる, Okane de Kon’yakusha o Sodateru; 돈으로 약혼자를 키우다, Don-euro Yakhonjareul Kiu-da) is a romantic comedy manga that follows the unconventional story of a protagonist who uses financial means to support and “raise” their fiancé. The narrative explores themes of love, personal growth, and the balance between material support and emotional connection. As the protagonist navigates humorous and sometimes awkward situations, the story highlights the dynamics of trust, responsibility, and affection within a romantic relationship. Through charming interactions, comedic misunderstandings, and moments of heartfelt development, the manga captures the challenges and joys of nurturing a partner while dealing with societal expectations. Raising My Fiancé with Money captivates readers with its playful storytelling, engaging characters, and unique premise, offering a delightful experience for fans of romance, comedy, and character-driven narratives that blend humor with emotional depth.

Hero Killer

6.80

Hero Killer (Japanese: ヒーローキラー, Romanized: Hīrō Kirā) follows the dark and action-packed story of a formidable assassin who targets heroes in a world dominated by powerful warriors and superhuman abilities. The protagonist navigates dangerous battles, moral dilemmas, and the complexities of a society that glorifies heroism while hiding its flaws. The manga blends action, suspense, and psychological drama, exploring themes of revenge, justice, and the thin line between heroism and villainy. Through intense fight scenes, strategic confrontations, and deep character development, Hero Killer immerses readers in a thrilling narrative where strength, cunning, and resolve determine survival. Fans of dark fantasy, anti-heroes, and high-stakes action will find this manga a gripping and unforgettable experience.