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You are reading The Main Protagonists Broke Up manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Shoujo, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance, Webtoons genres, written by Daedae, Jay, Team Shushu Cream at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. The Main Protagonists Broke Up has 26 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 The Main Protagonists Broke Up to your bookmark. A woman reincarnates as Belita, the villainess of a romance fantasy novel who is doomed to die horribly after stalking the male lead and bullying the heroine. To survive, she breaks off her engagement with the male lead before the story begins and leaves the city, even securing a diamond mine as compensation. She thinks she is finally safe, but everything goes wrong: the male and female leads break up, the man who hated her confesses love, the heroine idolizes her, a man destined to kill her flirts with her, and even a new character vows to risk his life for her. Despite the story becoming chaotic, the deadly events that should kill her are still happening. She wonders if she can survive in this broken plot.

Ga-Jang No, a man of strength, dedication, and humility, holds martial arts in high regard. Following the loss of his beloved wife, this mercenary seeks a low-stress occupation that allows him to fulfill his role as a caring father to his three young children. He's content to even take on security duty and repel untrained adversaries so long as he can return home without harm. However, when a disturbing group begins kidnapping youngsters, Ga-Jang must rise to the occasion and uncover his hidden warrior prowess.

The Beast of the Albard Mansion / 알바르드 저택의 짐승 / The Beast Of The Abelard Mansion

After spending the night with Zion, a girl from a cult, Hageon finds himself worshiped as the cult’s Messiah—and he fully embraces it.

Takatsuki Isaki, the protagonist, fulfills her long-held dream of becoming a civil servant after intense studying. However, she ends up deeply hurt by dealing with malicious complainers. To heal her worn-out heart, she visits Anzu Valley, where she unexpectedly reunites with Fujiwara Arata, a classmate from her middle school days. Though his physique and facial features have changed so much that she barely recognizes him, she gradually starts to find him cute—especially when he blushes every time he sees her.

Hao, a fearless champion who has bravely defended a multitude of worlds, must embark on a new journey across dimensions to save the final realm belonging to the cultivators. However, feeling weary, he appoints his weak and indolent disciple, Chen Junan, to take his place as the next hero. Can Junan overcome his shyness and laziness to become a success under Hao's training? Meanwhile, unbeknownst to him, Hao was summoned to the Cultivation Realm to compete for the position of leader amongst the cultivators. As they navigate through unusual obstacles, there appears to be a larger mystery lurking within the realm...

20 years after the spread of a zombie virus. While investigating a garbage dump where a strange sound is coming from, Yoo Yeon, the leader of A/Z’s Team A, an armed group responsible for public security, and her teammate Ryung are ambushed. “Sunbae, what are we going to do?” “I got bitten.” While protecting Yoo Yeon, Ryung is bitten by a zombie with a peculiar appearance. Feeling the change in his body, Ryung decides to commit suicide, but… “Huh…?” For some reason, he isn’t dead, but retains his senses. “It’s weird. I only feel thirsty when I see you, sunbae.” “This can’t be hunger.” “It could be lust, though.” Perhaps, that might be even more dangerous…

Irene, the elder sister, grappled with the idea of letting go for Riel's sake. Riel's poor health had always cast a shadow over Irene's life, and she had always felt the need to cater to her family's needs. However, Riel's incessant demands had taken a toll on Irene's mental and emotional well-being. She finally realized that her family never truly loved her, and she had no place in her own home. Determined to seek independence, Irene meets Noel Kristen, who had faced similar struggles in his life. "Maybe we can be each other's saviors," she thinks. This story is being promoted as a one-shot.

Sae-ah’s only hobby—amid her exhausting life as an overworked employee at an entertainment agency and a packed social schedule—is fishing. “I wish I could get stranded on a deserted island and spend the rest of my life fishing in peace!” she thinks, picking up her fishing rod once again… and somehow, her wish comes true! At first, she panics, but soon calms down, convinced that the people she was with will report her missing. With that carefree mindset, she starts fishing even on the deserted island... She feels a strong tug—surely it’s a big catch!—and gets excited. But what she reels in isn’t a fish... it’s a person?! A merman?! Suddenly, she’s forced into an awkward cohabitation with a merman on the deserted island... and for some reason, this merman seems to be hiding a deep story. What could it be?

You are reading Star Armor꞉ I’ll Slaughter Through the Chaos with Star Soul Generals manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Isekai, Manhua genres, written by at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. Star Armor꞉ I’ll Slaughter Through the Chaos with Star Soul Generals has 4 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 Star Armor꞉ I’ll Slaughter Through the Chaos with Star Soul Generals to your bookmark. Read Star Armor I'll Slaughter Through the Chaos with Star Soul GeneralsQin Li's soul transmigrated into a chaotic era of barren years where five nations vied for supremacy. He woke to find himself captured as a slave by barbarians.Fortunately, a Gacha System bound to him just in time! His first draw was Lu Bubut not the historical warrior Lu Bu, rather, the Star Soul General Lu Bu!Scorched rice, instant noodles, bottled water as he drew more and more itemsQin Li, clad in White Tiger Battle Armor, straddles a Tiger Shark Motorcycle, piloting a colossal Star Soul General, carving a path of destruction through an army of millions.Qin Li: Fine, I'll stop pretending. Actually, I'm a disciple of an immortal, The Great Mover Immortal's Magic!

Read manga The Chubby Villainess’ Restaurant / ぽっちゃり悪女のレストラン One day, Naoko suddenly found herself possessed into the world of an otome game about running a restaurant. However, she ended up having to tackle the game’s hard mode as the disliked duke’s daughter, Fiore. In order to survive the threat of expulsion from the academy, she is put in charge of managing the on-campus restaurant “Virillon.” Using her cooking skills from before the possession and her knowledge of the game, she takes on the mission of raising both the affection levels of the capture targets and the restaurant’s popularity. Then, the romance route of the five-star difficulty crown prince, Leonardo, begins to open up…

Starting in September 1995, a Japanese manga artist named Yoshinori Kobayashi, known to be right-wing, published a three-volume manga series called "Special" as an addition to the Neo Gōmanism series in "SAPIO" magazine. Even though the series received criticism from intellectuals and groups, including the Academy of Outrageous Books and foreign media outlets like "The New York Times" and "Le Monde," for "rewriting history," Kobayashi continued to push his agenda. In a verbal dispute published in a book titled "The On War War," Sōichirō Tahara argued with Kobayashi over the manga's content. Apart from ideological criticisms, the manga was found to contain historical inaccuracies, manipulated evidence, and irrational arguments. For example, it stated that neither the Chinese nor Japanese people had authority over Manchuria, and only Japan remained autonomous when the West colonized East Asia, ignoring countries such as Siam and Japanese colonies like Korea and Taiwan. Moreover, the manga aimed to provoke young readers who had no knowledge or little information about the matter. It's essential to note that although both the manga and Carl von Clausewitz's "On War" share a common name, namely, "Sensō Ron," Kobayashi's manga has no connection to the latter.