From Fantasyshrine: Five years ago in summer, Takuro's older brother, Kotaro, a high-school teacher, brought his student, Hiro, to Takuro's apartment. The three of them started living together happily. Until one night, Takuro discovered that Kotaro and Hiro were actually lovers. Although he felt hurt, angry, and betrayed; Takuro realized he had also fallen in love with Hiro. However, tragedy struck when Hiro's older brother, Reiichiro, finaly located Hiro...
Collection of Shoujo Ai & Yuri Oneshots from Galette
In the Chaehongsa, a Kisaeng House serving directly for the King, works a man who disguises himself as female.
The protagonist who works as a translator and the younger brother who was a senior middle school student who lost his parents in an accident a long time ago and lived together. For the two brothers who had a dry relationship that didn’t even greet each other properly, an incident occurred. The younger brother committed suicide. The main character, after going through his brother’s belongings, finds a record of his dead brother secretly meeting people through a secret community app. Through meetings with the app users who were connected to his brother, he approaches the truth surrounding his brother’s suicide.
We struggle to live because we have hope. We try our best to be happy because there is someone whom we should protect. We believe in tomorrow and walk forward because there is a person in the far off distance. An older brother and younger sister who spend their days waiting for their beloved mother. A checkered fate suddenly visits the older brother, who is thinking of his sister. In the middle of a downpour of rain, the "story" begins.
At the end of Meiji Restoration, a girl saint was crucified and burnt alive under persecution. A century later, Katori and six childhood friends are summoned to her world beyond the nirvana, where they receive the Great Commission: Build a kingdom, and make disciples of all nations. At every midnight, each of them are randomly given a role out of King/Queen, Noble, and Peasants. As the lowly must obey a higher-up in the hierarchy, can they fight and defeat other nations to conquer the world--before infighting brought up by their own hidden desires breaks them apart?
Bora takes Haneul home on a rainy night, and as he awakes, finds out that he has lost his memory. Bora tucks him in and keeps him from leaving his dangerous home. And the murder case which occurred on the day Haneul fell has yet to find its culprit...
Fuuto Detective (風都探偵 Fūto Tantei) is a manga adaptation and sequel of the 2009 series Kamen Rider W which will be published in Weekly Big Comic Spirits. Written by Riku Sanjo (W, Fourze, Drive) and drawn by Masaki Sato. The Dopants in this manga are designed by Katsuya Terada and supervised by Hideaki Tsukada.
High school senior Aihara Kotoko has had a crush on Irie Naoki since freshman year. But she's been discouraged from confessing to him by a few things: he's a member of "Class A," the top ranking class in school, whereas she's in "Class F"; he gets the top score on every exam; and he's so smart, popular, and handsome that he's been class president every year. When Kotoki finally musters up the courage to present him with a love letter, though, Naoki outright refuses it, telling her point blank–with a look of disgust and boredom–that he doesn't like "stupid girls." Poor Kotoko's worst nightmare! Her heart is broken, but then a change in circumstance forces Naoki and Kotoko to be together every day…!? Itazura na Kiss is a gem to the shoujo demographic, as it is the mother of a lot of cliches found in today's shoujo series. Despite the fact that it is 2 decades old, it still stands out as unique for it has the series follow the main characters well into their life, over a span of 10 years. It was so popular it inspired popular series like Marmalade Boy and Fruits Basket. However, the author had an accident while she was moving homes with her son and husband, and passed away a few months later, leaving her popular manga forever uncompleted. It was adapted into a popular Taiwanese drama under the title "It Started With a Kiss", and it even earned sequel. It was also adapted as a short Japanese drama in 1996, and an anime series in 2008, with the anime portraying the author's planned ending.
