Absolute Regression

9.00

Absolute Regression (绝对回归, Jeoldae Hoegwi) is a thrilling manhwa that dives into the theme of second chances, fate, and the relentless pursuit of rewriting one’s destiny. The story follows a protagonist who, after experiencing a devastating downfall, is granted the rare opportunity to return to the past with all the knowledge of his previous life intact. Unlike ordinary rebirth tales, Absolute Regression focuses on the psychological struggles, tactical decisions, and moral dilemmas that come with knowing the future yet facing the same dangers again. Armed with foresight, he sets out to correct mistakes, protect loved ones, and outmaneuver enemies who once crushed him, turning despair into an unshakable determination to rise above. With its mix of high-stakes battles, intricate world-building, and emotionally charged storytelling, Absolute Regression keeps readers on edge while delivering a powerful message about resilience, ambition, and the price of altering fate. This series is a must-read for fans of time-loop and rebirth fantasy adventures.

Shady Part-Time Jobs: No Escape

7.00

Shady Part-Time Jobs: No Escape is a suspenseful and chilling manga that exposes the dark side of desperate employment and the hidden dangers lurking behind seemingly ordinary jobs. The story follows individuals who, driven by financial struggles or personal circumstances, accept part-time work that promises easy money—only to find themselves trapped in terrifying situations where escape seems impossible. Each chapter unravels a different tale of deceit, manipulation, and survival, creating an anthology-like experience that highlights the sinister realities people can face when lured by shady opportunities. What makes Shady Part-Time Jobs: No Escape so gripping is its realistic portrayal of fear, its ability to turn everyday scenarios into nightmares, and the way it keeps readers on edge with unpredictable twists. With stark, haunting artwork and narratives that feel disturbingly plausible, this manga serves both as horror entertainment and a cautionary tale about the risks hidden in society’s underbelly.

Journey Home After School

7.00

Journey Home After School (放課後の帰り道, Hōkago no Kaerimichi) is a touching slice-of-life manga that follows the everyday experiences of students as they walk home after school, reflecting on friendships, personal growth, and small yet meaningful moments in their lives. The story captures the beauty of ordinary life, highlighting heartfelt conversations, fleeting emotions, and the quiet joys of youth. Through simple yet evocative storytelling, Journey Home After School explores themes of nostalgia, connection, and the bittersweet nature of growing up. With relatable characters, gentle humor, and serene illustrations, this manga offers readers a calming and reflective glimpse into the ordinary yet profound experiences of adolescence, making each journey home a memorable story of life and discovery.

Rokudenashi Blues

7.00

Rokudenashi Blues (ろくでなしBLUES, Good-for-Nothing Blues) is a classic delinquent manga that combines comedy, drama, and the raw intensity of youth. The story follows Maeda Taison, a hot-headed but good-hearted high school student with dreams of becoming a professional boxer. Despite his passion for boxing, Taison constantly gets dragged into school brawls, rivalries, and the chaotic life of being a delinquent in 1980s Japan. What sets Rokudenashi Blues apart is its balance between rough street fights and heartfelt moments of friendship, loyalty, and personal growth. With its gritty art style and authentic portrayal of Japanese school life, the series captures both the humor and struggles of adolescence while highlighting the determination of a boy chasing his dream against all odds. Rokudenashi Blues remains one of the defining works of the yankii (delinquent) genre, resonating with readers who enjoy stories about camaraderie, perseverance, and the fiery spirit of youth.

Koisuru Asteroid

8.00

Koisuru Asteroid (恋する小惑星, Asteroid in Love) is a heartwarming slice-of-life manga that blends youthful dreams, science, and friendship into a charming school story. The plot follows Mira Kinohata, a cheerful girl who once promised a boy she met as a child that they would one day discover an asteroid together. Upon entering high school, Mira joins the Earth Sciences Club, which merges astronomy and geology, and there she reunites with Ao Manaka—the very same person from her childhood promise, who turns out to be a girl. From there, Koisuru Asteroid unfolds as the club members chase their passions for stargazing, geology, and exploration, all while forming bonds of friendship and self-discovery. The manga balances light comedy with inspirational themes about following dreams, the wonder of science, and the beauty of shared goals. With its gentle pacing, warm art style, and uplifting atmosphere, it’s a delightful read for fans of school-life stories filled with hope and curiosity.

Zero Game

5.90

Zero Game (ゼロゲーム) is a gripping Korean webtoon series created by Zelbasen. The narrative follows Hanna Yoo, a young woman grappling with the trauma of her parents' death. Her life takes a dramatic turn when she receives a mysterious invitation to participate in the Zero Game—a high-stakes survival competition where losing means death, but the victor earns the extraordinary reward of resetting their life to live it anew, free from past pain and suffering. In this perilous game, Hanna encounters formidable opponents, including Alex Baek, a seasoned player with a shadowy past, and Elliot Baek, Alex's estranged twin brother and the game's former top-ranked player. As Hanna navigates through treacherous challenges and alliances, she uncovers unsettling truths about the game's origins and her father's involvement, all while striving to secure a second chance at life.

Please Bully Me, Miss Villainess!

7.00

Please Bully Me, Miss Villainess! (いじめてください、悪役令嬢様!, 나를 괴롭혀 주세요, 악역 영애!) is a comedic romance isekai manga that puts a fun twist on the classic villainess trope. The story follows a protagonist reincarnated as the villainess in an otome game, who, instead of being feared or hated, finds herself longing for the attention of the game’s heroine. Seeking affection in the most unusual way, she asks to be “bullied” by the heroine, leading to a series of humorous, awkward, and endearing interactions. The manga cleverly subverts standard romantic and villainess clichés, combining lighthearted comedy, meta-game references, and playful romance. What makes Please Bully Me, Miss Villainess! stand out is its charm, witty humor, and heartwarming exploration of love and relationships from an unexpected perspective. Fans of otome-inspired isekai and romantic comedy with a twist will find this manga both funny and delightfully entertaining.

The Classmate Who Is Adored by Everyone Smiles Teasingly Only at Me

10.00

The Classmate Who Is Adored by Everyone Smiles Teasingly Only at Me (みんなに慕われているクラスメイトがからかうのは俺だけ。, Minna ni Shitawareteiru Kurasumeito ga Karakau no wa Ore Dake.) is a charming school-life romance manga that blends comedy, warmth, and youthful emotions. The story follows a seemingly ordinary boy whose life takes an unexpected turn when his popular classmate—admired by everyone for her beauty and kindness—reveals a playful side that she shows only to him. In The Classmate Who Is Adored by Everyone Smiles Teasingly Only at Me, readers are treated to a delightful mix of teasing banter, heart-pounding moments, and the slow but steady development of a unique relationship. The series captures the sweet thrill of high school romance while highlighting the gap between public admiration and private affection. With its lighthearted humor and endearing character dynamics, this manga is perfect for fans of teasing-style romances and heartwarming school comedies.

The Crossdressing Boy Wants to Take Off His Skirt

9.00

The Crossdressing Boy Wants to Take Off His Skirt (女装少年、スカートを脱ぎたい, Josō Shōnen, Sukāto o Nugita) is a heartfelt and comedic slice-of-life manga that explores identity, self-expression, and the challenges of adolescence. The story follows a young boy who enjoys crossdressing but struggles with the social pressures and personal desires that come with it. In The Crossdressing Boy Wants to Take Off His Skirt, readers witness his journey of self-discovery, navigating the balance between personal comfort, societal expectations, and the pursuit of authenticity. The series blends humor, emotional moments, and relatable character development, creating a narrative that is both entertaining and empathetic. With expressive artwork and thoughtful storytelling, the manga captures the complexities of identity and acceptance. Fans of coming-of-age stories, slice-of-life narratives, and themes of self-expression will find The Crossdressing Boy Wants to Take Off His Skirt a touching and engaging read.

Kagaku Chop

8.00

Sai Suzuzono, chief of the Science Club, spends all of her time developing crazy experiments to satisfy her curiosity, like a real "mad scientist." The only one involved in the security of her antics is Ren Nagakura, the class committee chairman; but Ren, despite being the class chairman, is also little out-of-sync with other people (meaning: she's an idiot).And with her, Sai's weird experiments always turn out even weirder...