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A spinoff of the hit Square Enix novel series, “From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman.” Surena Lysrandra has finished her tutelage in Beryl Gardinant’s remote countryside dojo and strikes out on her own, working as an adventurer. Indeed, she soon rockets up the ranks, angling toward the pinnacle of the guild: Blank Rank, something only a select few across the entire world have ever achieved. In the midst of her meteoric rise, she receives a request from Logan, an aged adventurer who was once a force to be reckoned with in his prime. That request leads her to meet Nell, a young girl with adventurer aspirations of her own. Little does Surena know that this encounter will see her reach new heights. This is the tale of a journey to the very top, tracing the paths of a young girl and an adventurer chasing the example her master left for her.
In the mysterious, RPG dungeon-like Tower, Confucius Kim lives a mundane existence, envying all the star hunters. One day, his wish for more is granted with a legendary skill to copy others’ abilities… at the cost of his life. Before he can make sense of it, he’s killed by the #1 hunter, the Flame Emperor! But this activates his skill and now he’s copied a new one, the ability to travel back in time upon death. How will Confucius use these skills to outplay the competition and rise to the top?
A man who knows nothing about martial arts or the martial world roams the land armed with nothing but a strangely-shaped sword. As he journeys across the rivers and lakes of Jianghu, he gradually becomes a nameless legend in his own right.
After taking time off, Henry returns to school and reunites with Mina—just as a freshman who works with Yenny surprises him with a bold request.
A Japanese politician's daughter has a new tutor, a young man, but little does he know that she is not to be taken lightly.
Pochi, a young lady hailing from a planet plagued by shortages in resources, sustenance, and currency, finds herself compelled to resort to homicide for financial survival. However, her existence takes an unforeseen trajectory when she unearths a peculiar plant with transformative capabilities that exceed her wildest expectations.
Situated at the conclusion of a dimly lit passageway exists a shop vending illumination devices with a frequenting of peculiar individuals. The proprietor of said establishment exhibits no astonishment towards their recurring appearances, however cautions a frequent consumer, a young lady procuring bulbs, to exercise caution amidst their presence... What circumstances have befallen this group?
Azure suddenly realizes that her body is no longer under her control and worse, she discovers that her manipulator wants her dead and to frame it as a suicide. Despite being indifferent towards her own life, Azure's controller refuses to take the life of someone who yearns for death. He intends to transform her into a life-loving person so that her ultimate death will be more regretful. Twists and turns bring Azure face to face with her controller, a man named Claude. As they spend more time together to achieve Claude's goals, they soon discover they have a lot in common, and an unusual relationship begins to develop.
Roaming aimlessly without a sword, Suzumori Ganjuro comes across a notice in the forest that leads him to the most sought-after criminal of all, the infamous Sister Slayer. It might be luck or misfortune that brings him face-to-face with her.
The storyline of the Prison School series revolves around Meiko's final year at Hachimitsu Academy portrayed through daily events in the manga.
Following the unexpected disclosure of the game that led to two uncommon occurrences in Mahjong, particularly the infamous "17 steps," Kazuya suggests an astonishing bet of 2,000,000,000 Yen. The inquiry lingers: Is it conceivable for Kaiji to survive?
