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The main character, Ji Suwon, is an ordinary teenager with no special characteristics other than being good at drawing. One day, while attending an academy, he fell in love for the first time when he saw Kim Harang, the female student sitting next to him. However, upon finding out she already had a boyfriend, Suwon fell into despair and swore to live an ordinary high school life. However, one day, while walking down the school hallway, he meets Seol Hyorim, the school's beauty, and falls in love once again...

A yuri romantic comedy centered on a temporary relationship between a gal and an honor student. The story begins when Manatsu, a gal who is on the verge of repeating a grade, starts receiving tutoring from Sumie, an honor student. Manatsu loves shoujo manga and romantic gossip but has the vague that having a boyfriend somehow doesn't fit her. When she casually brings this up, Sumie suggests, "Why not try starting with just the form?" and offers "How about dating me for just seven days?"

Turn the losing heroine into a winning heroine! A romantic comedy about a pure heroine being guided by a mob protagonist!

Doraemon is cat shaped robot from the future traveling all the way back to the 20th century in order to help Nobi Nobita, a lazy kid with nothing really going for him. Nobi is bad at sports, his grades are terrible, he can't even win a match of rock-paper-scissors. Doraemon has a hard task ahead of him but he is well prepared with a huge arsenal of the most inventive and funny gadgets available. The problem is he's not the most competent robot cat helper out there either and the pair gets in constant trouble because of it. Thus begins one of the most interesting friendships ever to appear in a manga series.

Doraemon is cat shaped robot from the future traveling all the way back to the 20th century in order to help Nobi Nobita, a lazy kid with nothing really going for him. Nobi is bad at sports, his grades are terrible, he can't even win a match of rock-paper-scissors. Doraemon has a hard task ahead of him but he is well prepared with a huge arsenal of the most inventive and funny gadgets available. The problem is he's not the most competent robot cat helper out there either and the pair gets in constant trouble because of it. Thus begins one of the most interesting friendships ever to appear in a manga series.

Though others perceive Kirara as a cute and effeminate boy, he longs to exude an air of cool masculinity. Upon the arrival of two strapping and suave neighbors, he seizes the chance to shadow their every move, hoping to absorb some of their manliness. As they mature side by side, Kirara gradually comes to the shocking realization that his affections for the younger sibling, Ken, extend far beyond platonic camaraderie.

Out of the blue, a girl revealed her feelings for me. Turning down her advances meant having to fabricate a girlfriend, but the aftermath proved more challenging than initially imagined. My attempt to prevent complications only resulted in a more chaotic situation. An array of characters including the stoic "Mad Dog" of the Archery Club, the charming "White Fox," the elusive and mysterious "Unattainable Flower" with dark tresses, and even my possessive sister with inappropriate affections all became embroiled. How did my innocent love story spiral into such disarray?

The uniqueness of Lark sets him apart from his peers. With crimson eyes resembling those of Vampires, he is subjected to constant harassment by other children. One fortuitous day, he crosses paths with Setz, an authentic Vampire from an esteemed lineage, who neither coerces nor deems him monstrous. Over time, the two forge a bond, but when Lark discovers he may have to return to the orphanage, Setz refuses to lose his friend and offers to extend an invitation into his world - the realm of Vampires.

The new semester begins and Ji Un is assigned to work with Yoosun. Despite Ji Un's attempts to establish a bond with Yoosun, she only receives an unfriendly response. There must be a motive behind Yoosun's resentment towards Ji Un. Additionally, the novel contains two supplementary chapters.

"Why do boys find underwear and breasts so erotic?" Let's study this question in depth with Densuke Murai, the "perverted gentleman," in this academic (?) ecchi comedy!