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Huang Liang and his sister Nan Ke are orphans of unclear/obscure origins. Since childhood, they had been plagued by weird/strange nightmares. After a secret experiment conducted with her instructor/teacher/academic advisor, Nan Ke became a human vegetable. The sudden disappearance of his sister, the interminably repeating and extending spaces/dimensions, the deranged/chaotically, twisted monsters… … While investigating the circumstances behind the experiment, Huang Liang encountered a series of matters beyond the boundaries of understanding. And behind these strange things seemed to lurk some sort of earth-shattering secret… 梦魇之笼
Kou Yamori seems like a typical middle school student on the surface. Relatively good at studies and amiable with his classmates, he puts a lot of effort into maintaining this facade. One day, however, he decides to stop pretending and quits school, developing insomnia as a result of having no daytime outlet for his energy. When taking walks alone at night, he feels marginally better, though he is aware that his inability to sleep should be considered a serious problem. On one such walk, Kou meets a weird girl, Nazuna Nanakusa, who diagnoses the cause of his sleeplessness: despite making changes in his life, he is still holding himself back from experiencing true freedom. She says that he won't be able to sleep unless he is satisfied with how he spends his waking hours. When it appears that she has resolved his current worries, Nazuna invites him back to her apartment to share her futon. After a while, unaware that he is only feigning unconsciousness, she leans over him—and bites his neck!
Kyouko and Kou are assigned to investigate a mysterious religious cult called "Paradise", after Amu Miyamoto from the idol group "Wednesday is Sunday" reaches out for assistance. Her fellow bandmate, Mei, is entangled with this sect. The group's enigmatic leader appears ageless and perpetually radiant, hinting at a vampiric nature. Their arrival in the secluded countryside where "Paradise" is based is met with suspicion and hostility... and thus, the pursuit kicks off!
A red-hair witch impulse-purchases a boy and takes the boy home only to find out that she bought more than what she bargained for.Scanlation: http://www.surasplace.com/index.php/calling/67-webtoon/calling/1505-calling-11.html
A red-hair witch impulse-purchases a boy and takes the boy home only to find out that she bought more than what she bargained for.
Cthulu x Gyaru!! Basically a comedy about a cum-guzzling exploitative gyaru eldritch being.
1. Kagami ga Kita 2. Revenge Doll 3. Hoshi wa Sen no Kao 4. Kawaii Hana 5. With Cat 6. My Sweet Sunday
“Uh… What country is this?” “Han? You don’t even know where this is?” Dong-baek, an ordinary college student , was dropped into the Three Kingdoms era at a much younger age..! “…I am originally a woman, but I do not want to live as a ‘woman’.” In an environment where it is difficult for women to even survive, Dong-baek decides to disguise herself as a man, becomes the adopted son of the powerful man Jang Yang, and begins to gather talented people from the Three Kingdoms, eventually gaining the emperor’s favor… “I, Dong-baek, will follow the emperor’s word, put peace in this chaotic world, and return.” Her project to survive in the Three Kingdoms begins.
After another soul-crushing day at the office, Chaesu wakes up inside the world of Campfire Friends, a cartoon he used to watch as a child. As he spends more time with his colorful woodland pals every night, he begins to regain his lost childhood innocence. But behind their cheery kindness hides a chilling secret...
From MangaHelpers: In the world, especially during ancient times, gods existed and, even now, find their place in the world. But at times, there are mortals who, whether intentionally or not, kill one of these gods and receive the “curse” of the name “Campione” or God Slayer. Those under this curse gain the power of the god they slayed and receive the mission to obliterate any false god who attempt to take control of any local turf. Godou Kusanagi is one such unlucky human who accidentally killed the Persian deity of victory, Verethragna, and received the powers of the god’s ten forms: Bull, Ram, Camel, White Stallion, Goat, Boar, Raptor, The Wind, The Youth, and The Warrior. But this power draws in all manner of trouble, which is inevitable since the role of a god is ultimately difficult for a human. Yet, one such “trouble” is that this enhanced status has currently attracted three ladies of powerful magic and religious backgrounds, who all wish to aid him in battle. But are they really there to aid him, or do they just wish to find love with him? And what business does the leader of the three, the magic sword-mistress Erica Brandelli, have with these heavily unorthodox activities? [Midori-Mori]
Third story from the series "Dagong Igseon". Hyunjin is a low-level, self-proclaimed mediocre demon. Stuck working odd jobs in the demon realm and sustaining himself with the demon realm's soul supply packs, he decides to embark on a journey to the human world. Once there he hopes to find himself a better job and maybe finally find some ordinary humans to feed off of. Instead, he unknowingly attracts the attention of two world-class celebrities...?
It has been decades since labyrinths first appeared in the modern world of Japan, bringing with them monsters and related catastrophes. With this brought many changes; the biggest one being a new profession called 'Adventurer' and the monster cards they use to summon their own monsters to fight and conquer labyrinths with. Kitagawa Utamaro, nickname Maro, is a mob highschooler who becomes an adventurer due to being incited by a former friend of his having sudden social success among their peers simply by becoming an adventurer himself. However, things aren't quite as easy for Maro. Just becoming an adventurer in name only isn't enough for him to gain his spotlight, giving him no recourse but to actually tackle labyrinths with the peculiar and not very versatile monster cards that he barely manages to scrape up.
