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You are reading The Senior Brother That I Respected Had Became a Villain manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Adult, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Historical, Martial arts, Mature, Romance, Smut, Supernatural, Yaoi, Webtoons genres, written by Nichtigall, Studio Inus, Gosoo Dosuda at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. The Senior Brother That I Respected Had Became a Villain has 11 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add The Senior Brother That I Respected Had Became a Villain to your bookmark. Mun Yegyeol, once a disciple of Kunlun, died protecting the senior brother he had secretly adored. But he reincarnated in 21st-century Korea as an esper. One day, while traveling with his parents, he was attacked by an anti-esper organization and lost control, going berserk. When he opened his eyes again he had awakened back in the Central Plains? And the mysterious guide who saved him turned out to be none other than his senior brother from his past lifeJe Ha-ryang?To think I'd find my destined guide here in the Central Plains when I couldn't find them in Korea. If my senior brother insists on treating me as nothing more than a weak, naive junior, I'll just stick to him like glue and tangle myself up in his life!Mun Yegyeol clings to his senior with exaggerated coynessBut is his senior hiding something from him?Original Novel:Volumes, ChaptersOriginal Webtoon:Ridibooks+

Iver is a dragon maou who stopped trying after historical heroes defeated her every time she resurrected. But the present day hero, Mirio, who found the holy sword by pure chance falls in love with her. And thus forms the couple of the maou with no self-esteem and the dopey hero. This is a story of how they come to know each other, fight, and find happiness.

Ultra Analysis: The Official Character Guide for My Hero Academia, by Kohei Horikoshi, is the second data book of the series that offers comprehensive information on characters from chapters 1 to 235.

A full year has elapsed since the adventure in Sword Art Online concluded, followed by another ten months of peace after the incident in ALfheim Online. However, strange events have begun to occur once more, this time in the VRMMO game known as Gun Gale Online (GGO). Two players have been shot by an individual cloaked in a mantle who calls himself "Death Gun." Strangely, after their in-game deaths, these players disconnect from the game and are then found dead in reality days later. In light of these events, Kikuoka Seijirou from the VR Crimes Division contacts Kirigaya Kazuto to investigate a connection between the in-game and real-life deaths. It is discovered that Death Gun specifically targets the highest-ranked players, leading Kazuto to take action by transforming his ALfheim Online character into one suitable for Gun Gale Online, and enlisting in the prestigious Bullet of Bullets tournament to try and catch the mysterious killer.

Legend has it that an individual spends around three years of their lifespan on the lavatory seat. When Yotaro, a man who holds his bathroom time in high esteem, gets reborn in an alternate realm, he commits himself to finding the most suitable toilet. Dragon-scale thrones and slimy tissues are merely the starting point of the excremental exploration in this coarse yet comical tale!

Upon awakening, Subaru Natsuki finds himself in an unfamiliar room with Rem and Ram standing before him. Despite feeling disoriented, Subaru wastes no time in playfully jabbing at the sisters over their unique communication style. However, Emilia interrupts before he can make much headway in that regard, thanking him for repeatedly sacrificing himself to save her from Elsa Granhiert's wrath. After explaining that she brought him to her residence due to his injuries, Emilia introduces Subaru to Roswaal L. Mathers, the hooded figure who owns the mansion. During breakfast, Subaru expresses his desire to serve as a butler alongside Rem and Ram, and Roswaal quickly grants his wish. Despite initially adapting well to this new role, Subaru ultimately finds himself back at the mansion with no memory of the past few days. Troubled by this, he suspects that his "Return By Death" ability might be a factor but can't say for sure. Will Subaru unlock the secrets of his power and uncover the truth behind his deaths, or will he remain lost in the enigma?

On his way back from a nearby convenience store, Subaru Natsuki is suddenly stranded in a foreign city. He finds himself surrounded by unfamiliar faces speaking a foreign tongue, realizing he has been transported to an entirely different world. Unfortunately, the shopkeeper throws him out for being insolvent, leaving him hopeless and immediately encircled by a gang of ruffians. However, just when he believes there is no escape, a mysterious young lady named Satella comes to his aid. She's on the hunt for a burglar that Subaru had seen earlier. After Satella wards off the aggressors, Subaru pledges to help her in her quest to capture the thief. After a few bizarre events, the pair ends up in an underground cellar where stolen goods are kept. When they infiltrate the cellar, they are unexpectedly attacked by a shadowy assailant resulting in both of them receiving fatal injuries. Subaru awakens to find himself transported back in time to the morning of that same day and begins a complex cycle where he relives past experiences.

In the vast, snowy expanse of the Great Elior Forest lies the home of a solitary girl marked by an uncanny resemblance to the infamous Witch of Jealousy. Emilia, a half-elf, lives alongside a feline spirit named Puck, sharing a sense of responsibility and regret that never seems to draw them closer. The passage of time in this desolate land feels endless, and the challenges they face are as unforgiving as hellfire itself.

At the mere age of six, Hero and Mii have already taken the plunge and are now bound by marriage. With their whole lives ahead of them, the future is a vast open book filled with endless possibilities.

The Japanese name Saiyukiden Daienoh has been attributed to Katsuya Terada's manga, "Legend of the Journey to the West: The Great Monkey King," which is based on the sixteenth century Chinese novel, Xi You Yi, from which Terada drew inspiration.