A Choice of Boyfriend and Girlfriend

7.00

A Choice of Boyfriend and Girlfriend (彼氏彼女の選択, Kareshi Kanojo no Sentaku) is a refreshing romance manga that dives into the complexities of love, relationships, and the decisions that shape them. The story follows students navigating the bittersweet world of high school romance, where choosing a boyfriend or girlfriend is not just about affection but also about trust, compatibility, and personal growth. Unlike typical love stories, A Choice of Boyfriend and Girlfriend highlights the realistic struggles of balancing emotions with expectations, capturing both the lighthearted and dramatic sides of young love. Each character brings a unique perspective, from moments of awkward first crushes to the deeper dilemmas of commitment, making the narrative both relatable and engaging. With a blend of comedy, romance, and emotional tension, A Choice of Boyfriend and Girlfriend offers readers a heartfelt look at the joys and challenges of relationships, reminding us that every choice in love can lead to unexpected discoveries.

The Distinguished Cute Master

8.00

The Distinguished Cute Master (傾世萌師, The Distinguished Cute Master Manga, Manhwa, Manhua) is a delightful mix of fantasy, romance, and comedy that charms readers with its whimsical storytelling and lovable characters. The plot follows a master whose reputation is as unique as their appearance—cute, eccentric, and yet undeniably skilled in ways that surprise both allies and rivals. The Distinguished Cute Master blends lighthearted humor with moments of heartfelt depth, showing that true strength is not always about raw power but also about wit, kindness, and individuality. With colorful world-building and playful character dynamics, the series captures the essence of a light fantasy tale while adding a refreshing twist to the master-disciple genre. Fans of romantic comedy and fantasy adventures will find The Distinguished Cute Master both entertaining and endearing, offering an uplifting journey filled with laughter, charm, and the unexpected brilliance of its unconventional protagonist.

The Baby Isn’t Yours

10.00

This baby isn’t yours.” Simon’s eyes glistened coldly at my words. Apparently he’s smiling, but in a strange and spine-chilling tone, Simon asked me. “…Oh, really?” That low, shady voice, pretending to be gentle. The anger in his voice was cold and cruel enough to freeze his surroundings. “Then, which bastard does that child belongs to?” He’s angry. I’ve known him for a long time that’s why I could tell. That’s the voice that comes out when he can no longer hold back his anger. But then… why the hell is he so upset? “If you’ll know, what are you going to do?” “That jerk can’t even be a good father so…” “…… so what?” “I can’t let him live.” Oh no. I’m in trouble. After seeing his blue eyes lit with fire, there’s no way I could tell him now that it’s his child.

Isekai Maou to Shoukan Shoujo Dorei Majutsu

8.00

Isekai Maou to Shoukan Shoujo Dorei Majutsu (異世界魔王と召喚少女の奴隷魔術, How a Realist Demon King Rebuilt the Kingdom / Demon Lord and Summoner Girls’ Slave Magic) and Isekai Maou to Shoukan Shoujo no Dorei Majutsu refer to the same series, a fantasy isekai manga adapted from the light novel by Yukiya Murasaki. The story follows Takuma Sakamoto, a socially awkward gamer who is mysteriously transported into the world of his favorite online game as his character, the powerful Demon Lord Diablo. In this new reality, he retains his overpowered abilities and must navigate interactions with two summoner girls who initially intended to enslave him using magic, only to find themselves outmatched. As he balances combat, diplomacy, and unexpected comedic situations, Diablo works to gain respect, form alliances, and uncover mysteries of the world while maintaining his “Demon Lord” persona. Isekai Maou to Shoukan Shoujo Dorei Majutsu combines overpowered action, humor, and harem elements, creating a mix of adventure, strategy, and playful interactions in a richly imagined fantasy world.

Gachiakuta

7.00

Gachiakuta (ガチアクタ, Gachi Akuta) is a dark fantasy manga written by Kei Urana with graffiti-inspired art designs by Hideyoshi Andou, offering a gritty yet stylish take on dystopian storytelling. The series centers on Rudo, a hot-headed boy living in the slums, where society discards both its trash and its unwanted people. Wrongfully accused of a crime he did not commit, Rudo is cast into the Abyss—a deadly wasteland filled with monstrous beings and remnants of discarded objects. There, he discovers the power of “Jinki,” weapons forged from trash that hold mysterious abilities, and begins to uncover the truth about the world’s corruption and his own past. Gachiakuta stands out for its striking mix of urban street art aesthetics, raw action, and social commentary on class division and prejudice. With intense battles, rebellious energy, and bold visuals, the manga delivers a gripping tale of survival, justice, and carving out a place in a world that has already thrown you away.

If the Villainess and the Villain Were to Meet and Fall in Love

7.00

If the Villainess and the Villain Were to Meet and Fall in Love (悪役令嬢と悪役が出会って恋に落ちたら, Akuyaku Reijō to Akuyaku ga Deatte Koi ni Ochitara) is a romantic fantasy manga that puts a refreshing spin on the villain and villainess trope. Instead of being obstacles to the hero and heroine, this story explores what happens when two “antagonists” cross paths and discover an unexpected connection. The villainess, burdened by her reputation and tragic fate, meets the feared villain, who is equally isolated by his power and dark image. Rather than clashing, the two slowly grow closer, finding comfort, understanding, and love in each other’s presence. Their relationship challenges the expectations of the world around them while highlighting themes of redemption, second chances, and love beyond labels. With witty banter, heartfelt moments, and beautifully drawn romantic tension, If the Villainess and the Villain Were to Meet and Fall in Love captivates readers who enjoy villainess stories, but with a unique twist that turns supposed antagonists into the stars of their own love story.

The Bugle Call

9.00

The Bugle Call (号砲, Gōhō) is a dramatic historical manga that captures the intensity of war, duty, and the human spirit tested under fire. Centered around the symbolic sound of the bugle, the story follows soldiers whose lives are bound together on the battlefield, where every note signals courage, sacrifice, and the will to survive. In The Bugle Call, readers are immersed in a world of conflict where strategy, loyalty, and personal resolve collide, painting a vivid picture of both the brutality and the fleeting moments of humanity in war. With detailed artwork that brings military settings and emotional expressions to life, the series balances large-scale battles with deeply personal stories of those who must answer the call. Thought-provoking and emotionally charged, The Bugle Call appeals to fans of military dramas and historical epics, offering a gripping exploration of honor and resilience in the face of relentless struggle.

Junks in Garando

7.00

Completely defeated by dating apps, the heart of salaryman Kamoi Kousaku (35) has grown weary. One day, on a whim, Kamoi visits the antique shop Junk Temple Hall. There he meets the beautiful female shopkeeper Yomi. Though she exudes a mysterious atmosphere, in reality, she's a poor shopkeeper who forces junk onto customers! Will Kamoi, who's being ripped off by Yomi with outrageous prices for junk, be able to seize happiness!?

Koi ni Mudaguchi

10.00

Koi ni Mudaguchi (恋に無駄口, Love is Waste of Words) is a lighthearted school-life romantic comedy manga that follows the daily antics of four high school boys who form the so-called “Idlers Club.” Known for their pointless conversations and hilarious banter, the group—made up of the sharp-tongued, the carefree, the clueless, and the easily flustered—spends most of their time goofing off instead of focusing on studies. However, as their interactions with classmates, especially girls, deepen, love and friendship start to sneak into their seemingly meaningless chatter. Koi ni Mudaguchi shines through its witty dialogue, comedic timing, and relatable teenage awkwardness, all while exploring the subtle beginnings of romance and personal growth. What makes it stand out is how the manga captures the charm of “ordinary moments” turning into something memorable, blending humor with heartwarming school-life vibes. It’s a fun and easygoing read for fans of ensemble comedies with a touch of youthful romance.

Superhuman Era

7.50

Superhuman Era (초인의 시대, Choin-ui Sidae) is a thrilling Korean manhwa that blends action, mystery, and a touch of sci-fi in a modern world suddenly disrupted by the appearance of extraordinary powers. When ordinary high schooler Lee Hyun finds himself awakened with abilities far beyond human limits, he is thrust into a new era where “superhumans” begin to emerge worldwide. Governments, secret organizations, and rival power-users scramble to control or exploit these gifted individuals, creating tension between public admiration and fear of the unknown. As Lee Hyun struggles to master his abilities and understand the true origin of this sudden evolution, he uncovers hidden conspiracies that hint at a much larger plan shaping humanity’s future. Superhuman Era captures the exhilaration and danger of discovering superpowers while exploring themes of responsibility, morality, and the thin line between hero and threat. Fans of fast-paced manhwa with high-stakes battles and character-driven drama will find Superhuman Era an addictive read.