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The story centers around Higashiyama Haruto, a high school teacher, whose dearest wish is to be killed by a high school girl.
What will happen when stylish, smart and secretly otaku Misaki encounters her work colleague Momokawa at a game tournament?
A short story about a newly hired maid who pretends to be a girl to get the job and his young miss.
I will do whatever you want :((
In a small port town, there’s an old legend that sometimes, a cat will take the form of a human boy and choose a lonely girl to live with. The cats call these girls “witches” because only they can see the cats in their human form. This is the story of those witches and the cats that live with them, as they share their warmth, lick each other’s wounds and try to find the magic called “happiness”, one step at a time.
Story about a girl and her pet cat who takes care of her and make different food!
The story of the comedy manga revolves around Yūji Yugami and Chihiro Watanuki, who sit next to each other in class. Unfortunately for the transfer student Chihiro, Yūji is weird... extremely weird. Even though he's the ace of the baseball club, he hasn't adapted to the club at all. He also stands apart from the rest of the class, but seems completely satisfied with being alone.
Useless lesbitwins.
A diary of loli adventuring.
Azusa-chan's mother remarried and Azusa is worried about whether or not her new younger sister will like her.
A slice-of-life comedy about close friends! Mayo nee-chan goes for it today too! Original Webtoon: http://www.comico.jp/articleList.nhn?titleNo=32
Continuing in the Touhou series, this one follows the footsteps of Silent Sinner in Blue, Inaba of the Moon & Inaba of the Earth, and the Sangetsusei trilogy. This time, Marisa comes across a mysterious hermit outside the Human Village. However, as she tells Reimu about her, the hermit is seen sneaking around the Hakurei Shrine. She's Ibara Kasen, a strange, bandaged ascetic of unknown nature and ability who's far more aware of them and Gensoukyou than either realizes.
