S-Class Hunter Doesn't Want to Be a Villainous Princess

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S-Class Hunter Doesn’t Want to Be a Villainous Princess (Sクラスハンターは悪役令嬢になりたくない, S-Kurasu Hantā wa Akuyaku Reijō ni Naritakunai; also known as The S-Class Hunter Refuses to Be a Villainess Princess, S-Class Hunter Doesn’t Want to Be the Villainess) is a fantasy romance manhwa that fuses action, reincarnation, and a twist on the villainess trope. The story follows a top-ranked S-Class Hunter who meets an untimely end, only to awaken in the body of a noble princess infamous for her role as the villainess in a tragic tale. Determined not to follow the dark fate that awaits this character, she uses her hunter skills, wit, and courage to change her destiny while navigating the challenges of royal life, politics, and romance. Filled with exciting battles, humorous moments, and heartfelt character development, S-Class Hunter Doesn’t Want to Be a Villainous Princess offers a refreshing take on the popular reincarnation and villainess genre, making it a must-read for fans who enjoy strong female leads and redemption-driven stories.

I'm a Former Slave, but I Tried to Buy an Oni Slave Who I Later Found to Have Too Much Energy, so I Want to Throw Him Away...

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I'm a Former Slave, but I Tried to Buy an Oni Slave Who I Later Found to Have Too Much Energy, so I Want to Throw Him Away... (元奴隷だけど、鬼奴隷を買ってみたら元気すぎたので捨てたい…, Moto Dorei dakedo, Oni Dorei o Kattemitara Genki Sugita node Sutetai...) is a fantasy comedy about a former slave who, seeking stability, impulsively buys an oni servant, but the creature’s overflowing energy creates chaotic yet endearing problems. Rather than focusing on trauma, the manga emphasizes healing and humor as they navigate daily mishaps, culture clashes, and growing companionship. It balances slapstick with quiet growth, showing how patience and kindness transform resentment into trust and build a found family. The oni’s vivacity forces the protagonist to confront fear, rediscover joy, and learn to rely on another. With playful art, cozy humor, and sincere moments, this title is perfect for readers who enjoy light fantasy comedies about redemption, friendship, and the surprising rewards of taking a chance on the unfamiliar.

Fushigi Yuugi: Byakko Senki

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Fushigi Yuugi: Byakko Senki (ふしぎ遊戯 白虎仙記, Fushigi Yûgi: Byakko Senki) is the long-awaited continuation of Yuu Watase’s legendary Fushigi Yuugi series, expanding the beloved universe of the Four Gods. In Fushigi Yuugi: Byakko Senki, the story follows Suzuno Osugi, the priestess of Byakko, who is transported into the mysterious “Universe of the Four Gods” after a tragic event in her real life. There, she is destined to fulfill her role as a priestess, summoning the celestial beast Byakko while confronting the challenges of fate, love, and survival in a war-torn world. With its beautiful artwork, emotional storytelling, and rich lore, the manga not only deepens the mythology of the Fushigi Yuugi franchise but also introduces new characters and conflicts that captivate both longtime fans and new readers. Blending romance, fantasy, and drama, Fushigi Yuugi: Byakko Senki is a must-read for those who cherish epic shoujo adventures filled with destiny and heart.

The Handsome Girl Who Stole My Girlfriend Seems to Be After Me Now

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The Handsome Girl Who Stole My Girlfriend Seems to Be After Me Now (Japanese: 彼女を奪ったイケメン女子が今度は僕を狙っている, Kanojo o Ubatta Ikemen Joshi ga Kondo wa Boku o Neratteiru, Korean: 내 여자친구를 뺏어간 잘생긴 여자가 이제는 나를 노리고 있다, Nae Yeoja Chingureul Bbaetogan Jalsaenggin Yeojaga Ijeneun Nareul Norigo Itda) follows the story of a young man whose ex-girlfriend has been stolen by a strikingly handsome girl, only to find himself the next target of her attention. Known for its mix of romance, comedy, and school-life drama, The Handsome Girl Who Stole My Girlfriend Seems to Be After Me Now explores the chaos, misunderstandings, and humorous situations that arise as the protagonist navigates this tricky love triangle. As the story unfolds, readers witness awkward encounters, clever interactions, and the evolving dynamics between the characters, blending lighthearted humor with moments of emotional tension. With engaging personalities, relatable high school scenarios, and a mix of comedy and romance, this manga captivates fans who enjoy love triangles, witty dialogue, and humorous yet heartfelt stories about relationships and teenage drama.

Liar Liar

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Liar Liar (ライアー×ライアー, Raia × Raia) is a captivating Japanese manga that blends romance, comedy, and slice-of-life storytelling. The story follows a high school girl who, by chance, reunites with her long-lost twin brother in a surprising twist: he is unaware of her true identity, and she must navigate the situation while keeping her secret. As they interact in daily life, humorous misunderstandings, heartfelt moments, and romantic tension unfold, creating a dynamic and entertaining narrative. Readers are drawn to Liar Liar for its clever premise, engaging character dynamics, and the mix of comedy with emotional depth. Each chapter combines lighthearted humor, relationship development, and slice-of-life scenarios, making the story both enjoyable and immersive. Beyond comedy and romance, the manga explores themes of family bonds, identity, and trust. With its perfect balance of humor, heartfelt moments, and engaging storytelling, Liar Liar offers a delightful reading experience for fans of romantic and comedic manga.

Kamitachi ni Hirowareta Otoko

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Kamitachi ni Hirowareta Otoko (神達に拾われた男, By the Grace of the Gods) is a heartwarming isekai fantasy manga and light novel series by Roy that follows the life of Ryoma Takebayashi, a middle-aged man from Earth who dies unexpectedly and is reincarnated into another world with the blessing of kind gods. Given a second chance, Ryoma decides to live peacefully, dedicating himself to studying magic, taming slimes, and enjoying a simple yet fulfilling life away from the pressures of his past existence. As he gradually interacts with adventurers, nobles, and common folk, his unique knowledge and gentle nature leave a positive impact on those around him. Unlike many isekai stories that focus on combat and heroics, this series highlights slow life themes, personal growth, and the joy of small accomplishments. With its relaxing pace, charming characters, and wholesome atmosphere, Kamitachi ni Hirowareta Otoko has become a beloved title among fans who enjoy uplifting and slice-of-life fantasy adventures.

Kidou Senshi Gundam Gaiden - Sora, Senku no Hate ni...

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The events chronicled in this manga are also depicted in its own campaign in the Gundam: Meguriai Sora game for Playstation 2 (released in the US as Gundam: Encounters in Space), as well as a novel by Kazuki Miyamoto.Some of the characters are seen briefly in Mobile Suit Gundam - Lost War Chronicles manga.Note: A masterpiece collection titled Kidou Senshi Gundam Gaiden - (Uchuu) Sora, Senku no Hate ni... was release in 2015.

I Was Reincarnated As The Scumbag From a Netorare Manga, But The Heroine is Coming On To Me

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I Was Reincarnated As The Scumbag From a Netorare Manga, But The Heroine is Coming On To Me (寝取られ漫画のクズ男に転生したけど、ヒロインが迫ってくる, Netorare Manga no Kuzu Otoko ni Tensei Shita Kedo, Hiroin ga Sematte Kuru) is a bold twist on reincarnation romance that plays with dark tropes in a fresh way. The protagonist suddenly awakens in the body of a hated character—a despicable scumbag from a netorare story who was never meant to be loved. Knowing the tragic and painful future that awaits the heroine, he resolves to change the script by resisting his role and trying to protect her instead. However, to his surprise, the heroine begins to pursue him with unexpected sincerity, creating a tense and ironic dynamic where affection blossoms in the unlikeliest of circumstances. The series blends drama, moral conflict, and emotional intimacy, challenging the ideas of fate and redemption. I Was Reincarnated As The Scumbag From a Netorare Manga, But The Heroine is Coming On To Me appeals to readers who enjoy unconventional romances, redemption arcs, and subversive takes on adult-themed manga tropes.

CMYK - Sameda Kazuou Can't Cure His Chuunibyou Syndrome

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Sameda Kazuou who has finally escaped from his Chuunibyou syndrome, wants to erase the fact that he was like that at all, and decides to bury all of his school photos that are engraved with his past. However, there are three beautiful girls in the school who want those photos...

Do You like Drinking Alcochol with Beautiful Woman?

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Do You Like Drinking Alcohol with Beautiful Woman? (美人とお酒を飲むのは好きですか?, Bijin to Osake wo Nomu no wa Suki desu ka?) is a Japanese comedy and slice-of-life manga that explores the humorous and sometimes awkward interactions between a male protagonist and stunning women in social drinking settings. The story follows everyday scenarios where the protagonist finds himself in unexpected situations, sharing drinks, conversations, and comedic misunderstandings with beautiful women he meets. Do You Like Drinking Alcohol with Beautiful Woman? combines lighthearted humor, charming character interactions, and relatable social situations, creating a fun and engaging reading experience. What makes this manga unique is its focus on casual adult life, witty dialogue, and the comedic tension that comes from alcohol-fueled encounters. Fans of romantic comedies, slice-of-life stories, and humorous character-driven narratives will find Do You Like Drinking Alcohol with Beautiful Woman? both entertaining and relatable, offering laughs, charm, and social comedy in every chapter.