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A young witch, Tamashiro Neko, was tasked by her parents to complete her training. She journeyed to a peaceful rural village to find a suitable accommodation, but soon encountered an initial challenge.
According to the god's prophecy, the girl Flamm was chosen to be one of the members of the demon king's subjugation journey. Everyone was a hero and possessed a top class power. However, for some reason only Flamm did not possess the power to fight, and all of her status values were 0. While being ashamed, she continued to put great efforts to be useful to the heroes.However, one day, she was tricked by one of the party members, said that she "was not necessary anymore," and sold off to a slave trader. Flamm was forced to live within a coarse environment as a slave. However, there she encountered a "cursed sword," and realized the true value of the weakest power "Inverse."The girl, who acquired the power to fight, was honestly indifferent to the demon king already and decided to live peacefully as an adventurer alongside a girl slave she met.This is a story of one girl who continued to crawl up from the very bottom in order to regain her peaceful everyday life.
Reina Izutsu (24) becomes the young president of Izutsu Printing after taking over for her late father, the previous company head. Kenichi Ishizumi (37), a section chief, worries about how Reina, in her effort to do her best, tends to be harsh with the employees. One night, at a park, while drinking, she vents her frustration saying, “I can’t do this anymore! I quit being president.” Completely drunk and not recognizing her subordinate, he encounters her and, under the starlit sky, vows to support her. KOWAI!? KAWAII‼ A secret, awkward office romantic comedy with a young lady president!
Satomi Oka moved to Tokyo from Osaka when he entered university. On his way home from a new year's party, he stops by a family restaurant and starts a part-time job...---- The MC is Satomi Oka, from author's previous work, [Let's Go Karaoke!](https://mangadex.org/title/212e9236-c0e3-4e85-ae92-087495820251)+
A positive isekai life woven by a cheat-level magical seamstress and her spider partner! After dying of illness, a young girl named Lily is blessed by a goddess and reincarnated in another world. With a healthy body and the ability of "Magic Sewing," the hopeful Lily encounters a giant magic spider. She tames it and names it "Tarato." That magic spider turned out to be a rare monster that produces valuable threads!? While enjoying her new life, Lily's clothing made with her "Magic Sewing" ability and the rare threads gradually become the talk of the town—!? As she gently polishes her sewing and weaving skills, she works hard every day with the goal of opening her own shop!
“School is a bit suffocating.” 16-year-old high school girl Yonagi Fuji lives and sleeps in her car, but only in the backyard of her house because she doesn't have a driver's license. She wants to sleep in her car wherever she likes. Then, she meets a cheery girl from the same school who has a driver's license, Ichinose Asahi? A story that, if you read it, you'll definitely want to sleep in your car!? The curtain opens on a new and exciting high school girl × car-sleeping hobby life manga!!
Akebi Komichi, residing in the rural regions with her family, secured a place at the prestigious Roubai Academy exclusively for girls. Her aspirations revolve around two significant targets: being garbed in the distinctive sailor uniform of the academy and establishing camaraderie with one hundred of her cohorts.
When the northern goose meets the southern sparrow.
The heartwarming tale of a cat who wanted nothing more than to be loved and the old man who adopted him.
Lately, Odachi has been struggling with a lack of confidence in his play. Since his debut match, where he faced off against the "God" of shogi, something has changed within him. Will the day come when he can surpass the God of his generation? A tale of a self-proclaimed average shogi player, his friends, peers, and rivals, and the God before him.
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