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Sunbi was born to a family of shamans and inherited her grandmother's ability to communicate with spirits. Their village, located in the South Sea, owes its safety to her grandmother's shamanic prowess. However, Sunbi's gift also sets her apart from her schoolmates. As a child, she sees supernatural sights that terrify her peers and make her an outcast. Even worse, her powers attract the lascivious attention of demons. For years, Sunbi remains ignorant of the true extent of her abilities and the secrets behind her mother's demise, as well as the reason why her grandmother never left their village.
I’ve possessed a villainess who gets horribly killed every time for abusing the protagonist. But just because I’m an evil woman doesn’t mean I have to abse the protagonist. I vowed that instead of abusing the protagonist, I was going to make him grow up…! ´Come on Leo. Shall we try-?´ [Synchronization failed. Translation into Belinda’s language] . “Open up your mouth, little brat.” The damned system turned my mouth into a hellmouth. But somehow… being a btch suits me better than I thought it would. “Lazy things. How many times do I have to tell you to roll out the red carpet where I step!” “Get me a limited-edition macaron of each type from the best patisserie in the kingdom.” “They’re hard to get, you idiot. You could have just begged in front of the shop.” Wealth, power, and beauty. And with all that and a system window, I solved Belinda’s problems… “Belle, won’t you marry me?” “Master, why don’t you fall in love with me?” ” Lady Blanche, you are the only exception to this black and white world.” The attitude of the supporting characters who were responsible for the killing of Belinda in the game changed. Furthermore. “We propose, based on mutual agreement, that you marry His Excellency the Grand Duke for a certain period of time and then divorce him.” A contract marriage from the Northern Grand Duke. Come on, guys. I was only doing my best to be a badass!
This richly illustrated, yet brief story depicts the journey of a enigmatic young girl as she navigates through peculiar terrains. Her ultimate goal and actions upon reaching it remain a mystery that can only be unraveled by delving into The Tale of the Thirteenth.
From :A mishap during a seemingly simple procedure at the SDM’s library brings into some other famous fantasy characters to it, especially one Alice can relate to.
Have you heard of the disturbing trend of having sexual encounters with cats? This act involves committing a wicked deed by force. Caught in an intense feline craving, my body burned with desire as a rough tongue trailed my skin, introducing me to newfound pleasure. Being a socially inept college student, I often had difficulty navigating social situations. One fatal night after a night of drinking, I stumbled upon a forsaken black cat. In an act of rebellion, I cajoled the hesitant feline into fulfilling my carnal needs. But upon waking up, the cat had vanished, and an unfamiliar person lay beside me. This narrative is found in Minette Comics, Volume 6.
Beryl, an omega who has lost his mate and is in debt, decides to have an arranged marriage with a noble alpha in order to save his family's home. However, a beautiful beastman named Shaia appeared in front of Beryl, and imposed some conditions on him in order for him to become his mate. First, he must join the same academy, second, he must become his squire, and third, he must have good physical compatibility with him. Shaia, however, has his own reasons to be mates with Beryl...
Nanoka Kuroe, an isolated office lady, finds solace in spending time at the emergency stairs with her department manager, Renji Wagu. However, when Wagu accidentally learns about her emotions, she starts having dreams of him attacking her...?!
Pairing: Homura x Madoka
When the universe came into existence, an all-encompassing record was also formed, known as the "Acacia Records". This record was seen as a representation of the collective knowledge of the universe, and both celestial and infernal beings longed to access it.
