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A young man moves from his hometown to Tokyo to attend university there and looks for cheap accommodation. He does indeed find something, but what is the non-monetary price for this?

Himeno is a kind-hearted centaur girl living in a world teeming with supernatural creatures. While her peers possess an assortment of noticeable supernatural characteristics including horns, wings, halos, and tails, Himeno remains timid. Together with her best friends Nozomi and Kyoko, she enjoys a fun and relatively ordinary school life.

4-koma about the daily lives of Tooru who has just entered the same high school as her best and childhood friend Run-chan, who is now a second year, and her friends Yuuko-chan (whom Tooru bullies cause they meet under bad circumtances) & Nagi-chan (who watches). Included is a side story called Days in Junior High School in volume four which tells how Run and Tooru met and their adventures in high school.

"Do you like handsome men?" One day, a dangerous and alluring man named Choi Wookyoung appears in front of Eunseol, who's working as an accountant at a loan shark office in the old downtown area. "I can take care of the guy who is harrassing you." He gives off a suspicious scent. "Instead, you just have to sleep with me once." "Why are you doing this to me?" "I like pretty people too. And..." Wookyoung comes close to Eunseol as she is about to leave and whispers into her ear. "I'm good at X"

This beautiful retelling of Chinese folktales highlights the relationships between humans and non-humans. Whether fantastical, like the love story of the Dragon King's Daughter, or intense, like the bond between hunter and beast, this stunning collection of five stories delves into traditional Chinese lore and myth. 1. Jomaku (Prologue) 2-5. Ryuuou no Musume (The Dragon King's Daughter) 6. Ryuu wo Hirotta Hanashi (The Story of How the Dragon was Found) 7. Zou Tori (Elephant Hunter) 8. Kawauso wo Kau Otoko (The Man with Otters) 9. Takatsukai (Falconer) 10. Shuumaku (Epilogue)

A new relationship begins after a seven year reunion! After being separated for seven years between Hokkaido and Tokyo, a young man waits at the airport to reunite with his best friend. However, what arrives instead is a message from his best friend saying he will be late, and a mysterious beauty! The ever-spirited mangaka, Hiroki Ohara, makes his debut on Comic Newtype!

You are reading A Cozy Life in the Woods with the White Witch manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Josei, Seinen, Shoujo, Shounen, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy genres, written by Fuyuzora, Mojikakiya at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. A Cozy Life in the Woods with the White Witch has 6 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add A Cozy Life in the Woods with the White Witch to your bookmark. Tori, a handyman who was dismissed by his former companions, is suddenly appointed as a caretaker by the strongest adventurer-the "White Witch." However, her home is in a terrible state, completely messy due to her having zero life skills...!?Drawing on his many years of experience, he embarks on a hectic yet heartwarming new life!

“If you my take my wife’s clothes off, you’ll really fuck her…” The naked body of the woman next door was seen on CCTV by chance… Sooheon felt a sense of guilt till the woman’s husband proposed a dangerous deal…

One day, 25-year-old Hasegawa Ryou wakes up to see a holographic screen floating in front of him. The screen prompts him to save/load files and an item shop, as well as his stats. It seems like he's been sucked into some erotic love game, since his stats depend on seducing women and "capturing" them. After finding a target and going through game-like options, Ryou thinks he knows what he has to do to "capture" his target. Surely he needs to have sex with her, right? And yet when the woman turns out to be a murderer, Ryou finds out the shocking truth: he has to capture these women and unveil their secrets! And if he fails, he dies…

Katsuhiko Tobe faces an odd dilemma. Losing control of his physical self, his body diffuses into nothingness as his disembodied consciousness flows throughout the world constantly contemplating both the world and his current situation. Meanwhile, his best friend Azami Seshimo waits in their native Japan for Katsuhiko's return.

Hiroshi Nakahara, a 48-year-old salaryman, inadvertently boards the wrong train to Tokyo following a business excursion to Kyoto. Upon realizing his mistake, he resigns himself to the situation and settles in for the ride, discovering that the train is en route to his hometown of Kurayoshi. Roaming the streets of his old neighborhood, Hiroshi recognizes how drastically the place has changed in the couple of decades since his mother's passing. As he pays his respects at his mother's grave in the Genzen Temple, he's magically transported back to his 14-year-old self. With his adult mind's memories and knowledge still intact, he becomes a junior high school eighth-grader. His newfound youthfulness allows Hiroshi to escape from the trappings of adulthood, namely his marriage and two daughters. With no concept of how to return to his original timeline, he fully embraces his adolescence, all while attempting to uncover the reasons behind his father's desertion of their family in order to better comprehend the man and his actions.

Over four decades ago, Yoshihiro Tatsumi expanded the horizons of comics storytelling by using the visual language of manga to tell gritty, literary stories about the private lives of everyday people. He has been called "the grandfather of Japanese alternative comics" and has influenced generations of cartoonists around the world. Now the visionary creator of "The Push Man and Other Stories" and "Good-bye" has turned his incisive, unflinching gaze upon himself. Over ten years in the making, "A Drifting Life" is Tatsumis' most ambitious, personal, and heart felt work: an autobiographical bildungsroman in comics form. Using his life long obsession with comics as a frame work, Tatsumi weaves a complex story that encompasses family dynamics, Japanese culture and history, first love, the intricacies of the manga industry, and most importantly, what it means to be an artist. Alternately humorous, enlightening, and haunting, this is the masterful summation of a fascinating life and a historic career. Note: Won the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Grand Prize in 2009, the Best Reality-Based Work and the Best U.S. Edition of International Material - Asia for the Eisner Award in 2010.