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A rural factory faces a new outbreak of the “Dumfluenza” virus, and for Daeho, this could be his chance to get back to his arrogant boss lady.
In a fantasy world where one's occupation is predetermined at birth, heroism is considered an inherent trait rather than a learned skill. Ein, assigned the role of an "Appraiser," finds himself relegated to a distant and unimportant position within the adventurer community, subjected to mistreatment and disregard. After coming to the conclusion that his efforts are futile, Ein happens upon a chance for a new beginning, discovering that his seemingly inconsequential profession holds the key to his heroic aspirations.
Born into a family of models, Cane Lele's parents were once admired figures in the fashion industry. However, their lives were cut short due to a tragic plane crash, leaving Lele to be raised by her grandmother. Growing up surrounded by the superficial nature of the industry, Lele develops a strong aversion towards it. Despite her reluctance, Lele's aunt, Ye Feihung, a former model turned fashion agent, convinces her to give modeling a try. It isn't until Lele witnesses the artistry involved in a photo shoot by American model Angus Lanson that she begins to see the appeal. While attending a meeting with top fashion ambassadors, Lele is excited to finally meet the model who inspired her. Unbeknownst to her, Angus' twin brother, Eros Lanson, is secretly accompanying him, leading to a charming and confusing beginning to Lele's pursuit of her goals - to make it big in the competitive New York City fashion scene and, perhaps, to find love.
Saike, a disinterested teenager, lacks any ambition or direction in life. Amongst his monotonous routine, his childhood friend Mikan is the only person who truly cares for him, providing him with much-needed affection. Nonetheless, his world takes a drastic turn when he witnesses Mikan in danger. To his surprise, Saike acquires incredible psychic abilities, which were beyond his wildest imagination. Bonus story: Book 3: Negatibrain
Seo Min-yu is an engineering student who has no experience in romance and lives a monotonous routine between classes, home and private lessons. She didn't expect her life to change when she met Sunwoo Bin, a handsome and popular business student who is known as the “flower on the cliff”. He becomes interested in her after she fell to the floor. Sunwoo calls her his fiancée and starts chasing her with a sweet smile that hides his crazy and possessive personality. Min-yu is confused and scared by Sunwoo's actions, but she also can't deny that she feels an irresistible attraction to him. Original Webtoon: R15: , R19: , Official Translations: ,
The world is in an era ruled by demonic gods, and humanity has long lived in fear under the rampage of monsters. Mages who can foresee danger have become the only hope for people to safely leave their city-states. These individuals are known as Seers.
Mugi and Hanabi are the definition of a classic high school couple, but their relationship is built on a secret they both hide - they desire other individuals. Each volume of the series showcases a distinct story, with Volume 1 featuring "Nyan Nyan Prelude," Volume 2 "Nyan Nyan Serenade," Volume 3 "Nyan Nyan Oratorio," Volume 4 "Nyan Nyan Cantata," and Volume 5 "Nyan Nyan Andante." Additionally, Volume 2 includes the accompanying narrative "Little Little Princess."
Manga artist Shizuka suddenly hits a creative wall. Nothing's going right, and she's completely lost touch with her own feelings... A touching one-shot about reconnecting with yourself.
From a young age, Princess Sakura was told never to gaze at the moon but never provided a reason. Now at 14 years of age, she dreads her marriage to her betrothed, Prince Oura, a man with whom she has only ever communicated through letters. With no family any longer to speak of, she lives as an outcast in a village as she awaits the day of her wedding. When the prince's emissary, Aoba, comes to take Sakura to the palace, the rebellious princess decides to run away to avoid the marriage. In her attempt to escape, she accidentally lays eyes on the full moon, and a demon appears to attack her. After being saved by Aoba, Sakura is told that she is the granddaughter of Princess Kaguya and also an immortal youko—exactly like the demon that descended from the sky. Equipped with the legendary Chizakura blade, Sakura is now tasked with defeating the youko that threaten to hurt the people closest to her. Her mission is tied to her Soul Symbol—a single kanji character that indicates a person's true nature at birth. Sakura's Soul Symbol represents "destroy," an ominous yet mysterious sign that is more than meets the eye. Burdened with the choice to determine where her allegiances lie, Sakura confronts her destiny and a world plagued by the schism between youko and mankind. Included one-shots: Volume 5: Shiro Bara Gakuen Vampire Rose (White Rose Academy Vampire Rose) Volume 6: Tenshi no Kinka Maple Rose (The Angelic Coin of Maple Rose) Volume 8: I.O.N
Aurora, the daughter of an earl, often attends evening parties where ladies dress flawlessly, presenting the perfect opportunity for her to admire their exquisite embroidery. Typically content with standing in the background, she never expected to be struck on the head by a ring, let alone to have the kingdom's most eligible bachelor, Felix el le Clavis, propose to her. Felix had endured countless marriage interviews over the past year, with numbers totaling in the hundreds. Exhausted by the constant stream of suitors, he proclaims that the ring would choose his future spouse. Without hesitation, he tosses the ring, and much to Aurora's surprise, it makes direct contact with her forehead. Although it was a chance for Aurora to enjoy more embroidery while engaged in this fake commitment, the question still remains: Was the ring's selection of her as Felix's fiancée merely a serendipitous coincidence?
Set in the twilight of the Meiji period, this tale highlights the Mitsuboshi, a traditional kimono shop that has seen better days. Once abuzz with activity, the shop now languishes in obscurity. Torasaburou Hoshino, the third son, returns from an extended stay in England determined to restore Mitsuboshi's former glory, but is met with ridicule by his fellow shopkeepers. Undeterred, Torasaburou persists in his quest to transform Mitsuboshi into a three-star establishment. Meanwhile, an enigmatic character named Takatou seems to be aware of Torasaburou's goal and his valiant efforts to rejuvenate the shop.
