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After transmigrating, Ye Qing discovered that his organs could cultivate themselves under certain conditions, and sometimes they even had their own thoughts. With the help of these overly independent organs, Ye Qing advanced rapidly on his cultivation journey. While others were busy cultivating, comprehending, and breaking through, his organs had already paved the way for him. However, because his organs had too many of their own ideas, Ye Qing frequently encountered some 'small' troubles.

Long ago, a concealed entrance to an extraterrestrial realm materialized on our planet, endowing humankind with a fresh vocation: to hunt. While a person's inherent talents determine their ultimate potential for achievement, the hunting field typically provides greater remuneration than many mainstream professions. Moreover, the payoffs rise significantly for skilled hunters, an alluring prospect that draws numerous aspirants to the fold. Regrettably, our primary protagonist happens to be the most hapless hunter in history.

The protagonist begins their virtual journey as a member of the inferior "Stinging Jellyfish" race. Nevertheless, a mystical metamorphosis takes them to the pinnacle of the game, making them the ultimate player on the server, which sets off a thrilling real-world escapade.

Ryouko dominates as the top fighter at Daimon High, a school where martial arts are an integral part of the curriculum and official duels are used to resolve disputes. Her constant battles to maintain her rank make every competition a high-stakes "Finals" match.

Enormous and terrifying creatures called Kajiki were created for consumption by deities and inhabit the world. Surprisingly, these monstrous beings are also considered delicious which leads to a conflict between Monster cuisine and a promising chef!

In the summer of 1983, Keiichi Maebara and his family leave the noisy city for the tranquil town of Hinamizawa. There, he befriends Satoko Houjou, Rika Furude, Rena Ryuuguu, and Mion Sonozaki, who become his loyal group of friends. As they spend their days enjoying carefree fun, Keiichi gradually realizes that things in Hinamizawa are not what they seem. While attending the Cotton Drifting Festival, Keiichi discovers that the town has been plagued by murders and disappearances in the aftermath of the celebration. The locals attribute it to the "Oyashiro's Curse," which claims that anyone who angers the town's patron god will be cursed with death or disappearance. Initially, Keiichi dismisses it as a scary myth aimed at disciplining naughty children. However, when his friends refuse to speak about the strange occurrences in the village and a murder and disappearance happen after the festival, Keiichi starts to suspect his new friends' involvement in the gruesome events. He fears he may be the next victim of the mysterious vindictive force.

Ken Sugisaki, the sole male representative in the student council of Hekiyou Gakuen, uses his newfound influence acquired through a popularity vote to dominate his classmates.

After a dispute with his friend Senichi Aoyama, high school student Yasuto Akashi decided to skip class. But upon his return, he discovered the school was locked up. To his horror, he witnessed a giant cat head burst through a window, with Aoyama dressed as a rat and covered in blood. That day, only three students managed to survive, and similar incidents occurred around the world. Akashi's peace was short-lived, as he was chosen to participate in a deadly game for those who missed school on that fateful day.

This manga is based on the 15th full-length Pokémon movie. Keldeo is determined to become a Sword of Justice, but to do so, Keldeo must defeat Kyurem, one of the most powerful Dragon-type Pokémon in the world. Keldeo challenges Kyurem, unleashing a destructive force even Ash and Pikachu may be powerless to stop!

Only a mere 1% of the population consists of witches. While many non-magical people admire their abilities and long for them, witches are fully aware that their powers can potentially do more harm than good. Growing up already requires significant luck and hard work for adolescents, but what happens when you add spirits, spell circles, and broomsticks into the mix?

Ever since a lifesaving blood transfusion, Haruka Kuze has been indebted to Maruna Rinjou. The only problem: How do you show your gratitude to someone who barely gives you the time of day? So when he finds out she's actually a witch, Haruka swears he'll do whatever it takes to help her graduate from magic school-even if it means cross-dressing as a girl! But does Maruna really hate him, or is there another reason she gets so flustered when he's around?