Romance - Page 552

Hino is your average high-school student. Sakuba is an amazing, talented, honor-roll student. But when Hino discovers Sakuba's secret half-demon identity, his life becomes anything but ordinary.

After fierce bullying, Yuuto Kiba wanted to die. On the verge of committing suicide, his fate changes rapidly when a strange and funky beautiful girl, Kubaru, tells him, “Give me your life”. Make your life happy with love?! A slightly strange and psycho love drama.

A Boys’ Love omegaverse manga where love blossoms even in the darkest of times. Ever since the assault that led to his unexpected pregnancy as a teen, Koga Naoto, an omega, has harbored a deep fear and distrust toward alphas. He’s even convinced himself that he doesn’t need a mate. After all, hasn’t he raised his daughter, Shizuku, just fine on his own? Still, at the behest of his concerned mother, Naoto reluctantly attends a matchmaking party. There he meets Tsuchiya Hazuki, a teenage alpha who declares that Naoto is his destined mate. Naoto does his best to ignore the young man’s advances, but he can’t deny the way he feels in Hazuki’s presence. Can Naoto overcome his fear and admit that maybe, just maybe, he might not hate this one alpha?

A RIVALRY REBORN AS ROMANCE At odds with each other since their high school days, corporate salesmen Ryo and Zen have finally become lovers. The transition has not been a smooth one, however, with each man still baiting the other into petty competitions as they struggle to navigate their new dynamic. And with their hectic work schedules cutting into their time together, it isn’t long before anxiety and jealousy begin to creep into their hearts. Yet just when it seems like progress is being made, their coworker, Futami, returns to the main office from Osaka and tries to insert himself into Ryo and Zen’s rivalry! Is some friendly competition all he’s after? Find out in this hotly anticipated sequel to the original Boys’ Love hit!

Two ultra-competitive men make a deal that puts more than losing a bet on the line! Ryou and Zen are two men who hate to lose–especially to each other. From high school rivals to rival co-workers, these two men have always been locked in fierce competition. They’ve competed over grades, sports, and even the number of Valentine’s chocolates received! And now that they’re salesmen at the same company, their rivalry has reignited. One night, while out for drinks, the two begin arguing about who’s more experienced in love. Suddenly, their newest competition is set: the winner is whoever makes the other fall in love with them first! But will this competition of hearts really lead to a win or something far more complicated?

A monthly rented apartment where only girls can live in. And it happens to be that my parents allow me to be the manager there? They also said to choose a bridesmaid among them...?! I'm prepared for all bridesmaids in the rented apartment

Education is not the top priority at a Tokyo high school where fighting between student clubs causes havoc in the hallways and classrooms. Each club tries to outdo the others in being unruly, but only a small group of students works towards calming the violence. These students, who are part of the Juken Club, are among the strongest and bravest at the school.

A striking young man was sold in a caravan and endured bandit attacks that left him as the sole survivor. He was on the brink of death when the brave prince Altarf came to his rescue and bestowed upon him the name Yona. Deeply grateful, Yona pledged his loyalty to the prince and dutifully served him for many years. But during a banquet where he performed as a dancer, Yona was deceived into consuming an aphrodisiac that set his body ablaze with desire. In the presence of Altarf's passionate gaze and touches, Yona's feelings for his rescuer were ignited, though he was overwhelmed with shame. As time went on, Yona's affection for the fierce prince only grew deeper, despite the social barriers that separated them. Their love story played out against the backdrop of a desert nation.

The protagonist is an old man who had lived his life as the world's greatest assassin. Due to his advanced age, it was finally decided that he would be able to retire. However, the plane he was on was sabotaged and even his skills as the greatest assassin could not save him. When he died, he was awakened by a goddess who wanted to reincarnate him in a world of swords and magic because she needs his skill set to prevent the destruction of that world at the hands of the Hero. Accepting this request, the protagonist awakens as Lugh Tuatha Dé and swears to finally live his life to its fullest using his skill to save the world.

Observing the world's incessant turmoil, Miura's telepathic ability allows him to perceive the true emotions of those around him, leading to a deep-seated skepticism of others. However, when he meets Abe, his fellow university club member and seemingly emotionless individual, Miura is taken aback by Abe's unexpected admission of love. Abe's previously hidden feelings are now unleashed upon Miura's mind like a barrage of affectionate bullets from a machine gun.

The protagonist, Ichirou, is an alluring high school student, and he has been nurturing deep-rooted amorous emotions for his childhood friend Tae. He intends to reveal his true feelings to Tae, hoping for an idyllic and perfect romantic first encounter akin to the ones portrayed in his treasured shoujo manga volumes. However, contrary to his expectations, Tae misconstrues his confession, assuming that he is confessing his inclination towards Boys Love manga instead of her. To win over the heart of this ardent BL enthusiast, Ichirou adopts a pretense of equal ardor towards all things BL.

While her partner is a male friend, she longs for an authentic romantic relationship during her teenage years. However, she acknowledges the idea of discovering true love and marrying in a romantic, idealistic way to be nothing more than a fantasy that will never come to fruition. Despite her yearning for romance, she believes dating is not meant for her. Nonetheless, upon discovering the concept of flirting, she gains a glimpse of optimism. This is the account of a blissful yet unrealistic girl embarking on a quest for love.