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Housemaid Hee-yeon fullfills the masters orders perfectly. Neat posture, perfectly done household chores, special spirit of service. An unfortunate and beautiful housemaid comes in a complicated family. Hayangji + Youngmo comes back with a new elegant work. Twisted scandal in a mansion started by dangerous woman Hee-yeon Rabbit Hole!!
From Exiled Rebels Scans: Segawa Kotarou loves bonsai more than anything. He loves just reading about moss and plants so much so that the people around him tell him he sounds like a grandpa. As a side job to pay for his university fees, Kotarou is a cram school teacher during summer vacation. While at the cram school he meets Nakatsu Towa who works at a computer repair shop below the school. When Kotarou finds out that Towa also raises bonsai, he asks to be friends. However, will it just be friends, or will something more come from it?
From Aerandria: Who am I? I’m Gi-ryum, a tall, handsome bachelor, and the coolest guy in the country who even makes O△ sama (Reference to “Yon-sama”: Bae, Yon-Jun from Winter Sonata) cry at my beauty. One day, I received classified info of the princess enrolling in a regular high school. Huhuhu. Can I snag the princess with my irresistible beauty?! I will be the king’s new son-in-law!
Girls are full of mysteries. Yachiko was running away from home when she entered an old dormitory. There, she met Giko, a ghost that lurks within gaps, who is trying to understand girls through observation and write his findings within the Girl Dictionary.
The story of a young karate practitioner.
In 19th Century England, during the Victorian Era, there is the Kingdom of Tarnina Ulaniborg. The Kingdom has a Royal Academy where Royalty and Commoners can study Astronomical Research in hopes of becoming a Royal Astronomer. Astel Paschalis attends the Royal Academy as a scholarship student with a certain hidden motive.
The story revolves around Nishimiya Shōko, a grade school student who has impaired hearing. She transfers into a new school, where she is bullied by her classmates, especially Ishida Shouya. It gets to the point where she transfers to another school and as a result, Shōya is ostracized and bullied himself, with no friends to speak of and no plans for the future. Years later, he sets himself on a path to redemption. Note: Won the 19th Tezuka Osamu Cultural Award New Artist Prize in 2015 and the Ogaki City Cultural Alliance Award (Lifestyle Culture Division). Nominated for the category "Best U.S. Edition of International Material" in the 2016 Eisner Awards.
What're the hidden secrets back in 2000 years ago from the Qin Dynasty? Can we stay young for real? A cold and mysterious man with long silver hair, and his apprentice who never speaks, run a pharmacy called Plover House, in a corner of the prosperous and bustling city. A curious and cheerful girl called Lora broke into their life one day, but she had no idea that she was involved in a long-brewing plan lasted for over a millennium...
After his divorce and transferred to Osaka, the only thing Soga thinks about is getting through his day. One of the things that he takes great pleasure in is going to 26-year-old Sakae’s restaurant and eating the delicious food he creates. However, he doesn’t know that Sakae sees him more than just a frequent customer.
The story centers on the four brothers of the Corsano mafia family: oldest son Alan, second son Bellini, third son Chris, and fourth son Dino. The brothers respond to a call from their grandfather, the Don of the family, to gather at the family home. When they arrive, the siblings learn of their grandfather's death. The will says that Marika, their grandfather's fiancé, will choose the successor to receive the inheritance.
Collection of stories from different artists. 1. The Moment Befitting the Crescent Moon by Ryou (II) Old men have old men conversations while doing old men things like eating dango and staring at the sky. 9. A Day of Surprises! by MUNEYAMA Yoshimi Tsurumaru plays pranks on the other swords and fun is to be had. But maybe not so much for his victims.
