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In Hwayeon Dynasty, 1866, during a period of Catholic persecution, a boy named Moomyeong is born to a butcher. Abandoned and trampled on, he lives a harsh life, earning the moniker "Dog-like Scoundrel" because he'll do any dirty deed to survive. His animalistic existence is upended when Eunhak, a young master who secretly practices Catholicism, seeks him out. Moomyeong's slaughterhouse soon becomes a forbidden place of worship. This is the tale of a child who, no matter how much he was defiled and broken, simply wanted to live. It's a cruel and sorrowful love story that blossoms on the boundary between salvation and destruction.
After beginning high school, Lu Jia rarely addressed Mu Wenran as "Big Bro" unless he was being disingenuous or anxious. In the past, when he wanted to avoid doing homework, he would pretend to be sick and say things like, "Big Bro, my head hurts" or "I really understand this chapter, Big Bro." Nevertheless, even now, at the age of 23, Lu Jia would still break down in front of Mu Wenran. Tearfully, he would admit, "I'm sorry, I don't like you, Big Bro." Although that was untrue, Mu Wenran would respond with a smile, wiping Lu Jia's tears away and whispering soothingly, "It's okay. I like you."
Aman consistently astounds, entertains, excites, and moves readers with his daily anecdotes. Every narrative captures the subtleties of life's highs and lows, serving as a reminder that every experience contributes to shaping who we are. Come along with the charming raccoon as it spins tales of seasonal transformations, unveiling the splendor in life's ordinary instances. Don't miss out on the Original Webcomic.
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Read A Cadet Becomes a Prophet?! Money maniac Fernan Pellenberg is the young heir of House Pellenberg, one of the Empire’s most prestigious houses, and a top student at the Imperial Academy. However, he’s infamous for something else: his obsession with money. As a ruthless money-hound, he only acknowledges those who bring him profit and views everything in the world through the lens of monetary value. People avoid him, finding his greed repulsive. But was divine punishment finally upon him? One day, out of nowhere, disaster strikes Fernan like a bolt from the blue. As his consciousness begins to fade, something attempts to invade and take over his mind, but Fernan forcefully expels it instead. From that moment on, he begins to see something strange: a prophetic book that reveals the future. And not just any future, but a prophecy of the end of the world.
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To avoid the immense societal pressure of winning a four billion yen lottery, Kazura Shino flees to his father's secluded mountain dwelling. The lavish house amazes him, and he takes a tour, stumbling upon a secret corridor wider than the entire structure. Kazura follows it and discovers a village called Grisea that belongs to a different world. This town suffers from utter impoverishment caused by the catastrophic results of a recent war. As he empathizes with the people, Kazura decides to use his newfound wealth to provide them with food, medicine, and help improve their infrastructure, causing the town to prosper. However, his arrival triggers an ancient legend about Greysior, a benevolent harvest god who disappeared after helping the village. Kazura's entry into this realm bears a striking resemblance to Greysior's tale. The Grisea villagers believe their god has "returned," and it won't be long before their neighbors learn of Kazura's presence and request his aid.
Kaya grows tired of holding her own feelings back, living life constantly accommodating others. One day, by chance, she becomes friends with her classmate, Ichikawa—a girl who is as straightforward with her feelings as it gets. Things get shaken up when she has Kaya tag along for a round of boxing...
