The Fox-Eyed Villain of the Demon Academy

9.00

The Fox-Eyed Villain of the Demon Academy (魔学院の狐目の悪役, Ma Gakuin no Kitsume no Akuyaku, 마학원의 여우눈 악역) follows the story of a cunning and enigmatic student at the Demon Academy, known for their sharp wit, sly demeanor, and striking fox-like eyes. Labeled as a villain, they navigate a world of magical duels, rivalries, and dark secrets while maintaining an aura of mystery that keeps peers both wary and intrigued. The Fox-Eyed Villain of the Demon Academy blends fantasy, school life, and strategy, showcasing the protagonist’s clever maneuvers, hidden motives, and unexpected alliances. As they face challenges, uncover conspiracies, and test the limits of their powers, readers are drawn into a tale of intrigue, ambition, and the blurred lines between heroism and villainy. With thrilling magical battles, clever tactics, and layered storytelling, The Fox-Eyed Villain of the Demon Academy captivates fans who enjoy complex characters and a school setting filled with danger, cunning, and supernatural intrigue.

Regressor’s Life After Retirement

6.90

Regressor’s Life After Retirement (회귀자의 은퇴 라이프, The Returner’s Retirement Life, The Returner’s Road to Retirement) is a captivating manhwa that delves into themes of second chances, strategic foresight, and the pursuit of peace. The narrative follows Lim Dae-In, a seasoned hero who has spent two decades battling extradimensional monsters and safeguarding Earth. After his long-awaited retirement celebration, Dae-In finds himself regressed 20 years into the past, back to a time when he had nothing. Armed with the knowledge of future events, he embarks on a journey to secure his fortune and retire once again, but this time within three years. The series intricately weaves action, adventure, and comedy, as Dae-In navigates his new reality, making calculated decisions to reshape his destiny. With its engaging storyline and well-developed characters, Regressor’s Life After Retirement offers readers a compelling exploration of life's second chances and the complexities of fate.

From the Grave and Back

8.00

From the Grave and Back (죽음에서 돌아오다, Jugeum-eseo Doraooda) is a thrilling fantasy and action manhwa that blends reincarnation, revenge, and redemption into a powerful narrative. In From the Grave and Back, the protagonist suffers a tragic death but is miraculously given a second chance at life, returning with memories of betrayal and the determination to change his fate. Armed with newfound strength and knowledge, he sets out to confront those who wronged him while carving a new path toward justice and survival. The story masterfully balances intense battles, emotional depth, and moments of strategy, creating an engaging mix that keeps readers hooked. With its dynamic artwork, compelling character arcs, and themes of second chances, From the Grave and Back is a must-read for fans of reincarnation and revenge-driven fantasy tales where the hero rises stronger after death.

The Nebula’s Civilization

10.00

The Nebula’s Civilization (星雲の文明, Seiun no Bunmei) is a Japanese manga that blends science fiction, adventure, and world-building in a captivating narrative. The story is set in a distant nebula where civilizations have developed unique cultures, technologies, and conflicts. It follows protagonists who explore, interact with, and sometimes clash against these advanced societies, uncovering secrets, political intrigue, and the mysteries of the cosmos. The narrative explores themes of exploration, discovery, the complexity of civilizations, and the consequences of power and progress. With rich sci-fi elements, imaginative world-building, and dynamic character interactions, The Nebula’s Civilization captivates readers by offering a thrilling journey through space, combining intellectual intrigue with adventure and the awe-inspiring vastness of interstellar life.

I Killed an Academy Player

8.30

I Killed an Academy Player (나는 아카데미 선수를 죽였다 (Korean)) is a tense, morally complex thriller manga that explores guilt, consequence, and the dark fallout of a single irreversible act. The premise centers on a protagonist whose impulsive decision leads to the death of a fellow academy player, and the story follows the psychological unraveling that follows: investigations, shifting alliances, and the protagonist’s struggle to reconcile self-preservation with conscience. Rather than glorifying violence, I Killed an Academy Player focuses on the human cost of mistakes—how lies, fear, and secrecy corrode relationships and institutions—and it uses the academy setting to highlight pressures unique to competitive environments. Readers are drawn into tight plotting, suspenseful courtroom or school inquiry drama, and layered character studies that ask whether redemption is possible and at what price. With sharp pacing, morally gray characters, and emotional stakes that linger, I Killed an Academy Player appeals to fans of psychological suspense who appreciate stories where truth and justice compete with survival and shame.

The Hero's Savior

8.00

The Hero's Savior (勇者の救済者, Yūsha no Kyūsaisha) is a fantasy manga that weaves together themes of destiny, sacrifice, and the hidden strength behind unlikely heroes. The story begins with a legendary hero burdened by endless battles and the weight of protecting the world. Just when despair seems unavoidable, a mysterious savior appears—someone who is neither chosen by prophecy nor blessed with divine powers, yet carries the determination and courage to change fate itself. As the bond between the hero and savior deepens, their journey highlights the power of trust, resilience, and hope in the face of overwhelming darkness. With a balance of intense battles, emotional storytelling, and profound character development, The Hero's Savior captures the essence of what it means to support and believe in one another. This manga is a must-read for fans of dramatic fantasy adventures where relationships and inner strength shine as brightly as swords and magic.

I Used to Be a Boss

9.00

I Used to Be a Boss (かつてボスだった俺, Katsute Bosu Datta Ore) is a fantasy comedy manga that flips the classic adventure trope by telling the story from the perspective of a former final boss. Once feared as the ultimate villain who stood at the peak of power, the protagonist now finds themselves stripped of their former glory and trying to adapt to an ordinary—or at least less intimidating—life. However, remnants of their overwhelming abilities, sharp wit, and commanding presence still linger, often dragging them into hilarious or chaotic situations despite their wish for a quieter existence. I Used to Be a Boss stands out for its playful twist on RPG-like storytelling, combining humor, character growth, and the contrast between past power and present struggles. Perfect for fans of fantasy parodies, overpowered characters with comedic undertones, and lighthearted world-building, this series offers a fun and refreshing take on the “villain turned ordinary” storyline.

Let's Hide My Little Brother

7.00

Let's Hide My Little Brother (弟を隠そう, Otouto wo Kakusou) is an engaging and heartwarming manga that blends comedy, family dynamics, and slice-of-life storytelling. The story follows a protagonist who finds themselves in a situation where they must secretly protect and care for their mischievous younger brother, navigating everyday challenges while keeping his presence hidden from others. As they manage school, friends, and unexpected situations, the bond between siblings deepens, creating both humorous and touching moments. Readers are drawn to Let's Hide My Little Brother for its charming interactions, relatable scenarios, and the protagonist’s clever strategies to maintain the secret. Each chapter combines lighthearted comedy, heartfelt family moments, and character-driven storytelling, making the narrative both entertaining and emotionally resonant. Beyond humor, the manga explores themes of responsibility, sibling love, and personal growth. With its perfect mix of comedy, family warmth, and engaging storytelling, Let's Hide My Little Brother offers a delightful reading experience for fans who enjoy slice-of-life and heartwarming manga.

Show Me Your Bust

7.00

Show Me Your Bust (見せてよバスト!) is a Japanese manga series that combines romantic comedy and slice-of-life humor, focusing on the awkward and funny experiences of adolescence. The story follows a shy protagonist who finds themselves in embarrassing and unexpected situations with classmates, creating comedic tension and humorous misunderstandings. Through playful interactions, exaggerated reactions, and relatable moments of teenage curiosity, the manga explores themes of youthful awkwardness, innocence, and the challenges of growing up. Supporting characters, each with their own quirks and personalities, contribute to the humor and charm of everyday scenarios. Show Me Your Bust delivers a lighthearted and entertaining narrative, balancing comedy with character-driven storytelling, and captures the awkward, heartwarming, and hilarious aspects of adolescent life in a unique and engaging way.

Everyone Loves Her

10.00

Everyone Loves Her (모두가 그녀를 사랑해, Moduga Geunyeoreul Saranghae) is a captivating Korean manhwa that delves into the life of a charming and talented young woman who effortlessly captures the hearts of those around her. The story follows her interactions with friends, classmates, and potential love interests, exploring how her kindness, intelligence, and charisma influence the people in her life. While she appears perfect on the surface, the manhwa gradually reveals her vulnerabilities, personal struggles, and moments of self-discovery, adding depth to her character. Blending romance, comedy, and slice-of-life elements, Everyone Loves Her provides a heartwarming and engaging narrative that resonates with readers who enjoy character-driven stories. This title stands out for its exploration of human relationships, emotional growth, and the impact of genuine personality, making it a must-read for fans seeking an entertaining and relatable story about love, friendship, and the charm of an unforgettable protagonist.