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(by ChooleteManga)"Black Humor" is a collection of short masterpieces, published from 1968 to 1973, depicting human weakness and stupidity to underscore the futility of life.
A short Matsumoto Taiyou story about a kid pretending to be a certain doctor. Produced in cooperation with Tezuka Productions (IP holders for Black Jack). First appeared in \"The DNA of Manga\", a sort of tribute book to Tezuka Osamu.
Part 2 of the Black Jack celebration. Featuring one-shots by Shojo and Josei mangaka.
A cute high school girl comes to a new school. And when she arrived, she finds out that all the girls in this school are in love with each other.
A scheming, manipulative alpha pretending to be an omega × an omega pretending to be a cool-but-cowardly alpha Gu Yu, who was originally a top designer at a high-end bespoke fashion boutique, happened to read an ABO novel without purchasing a subscription. Shortly after, she was inexplicably forced to transmigrate into the story. Worst of all—she became the novel\'s evil side character, a fake alpha who was actually an omega, left to the grim fate of being burned alive by the heroine for abusing her. As she stared at the blackened \"two-faced\" heroine Su Yue kneeling in the rain outside, Gu Yu felt completely devastated. To save her life, Gu Yu decided to risk acting out of character and she secretly—yet while openly caring for the female lead—designed the most beautiful and unique evening gown in the world for her, clung onto her tightly, provided her with resources, and helped her dominate the entertainment industry and reclaim everything that was rightfully hers. But Gu Yu never expected that the \"innocent little princess\" she had been caring for so preciously not only turned out to be a fake omega, but an alpha! This wasn’t how the story was supposed to go! Believing her days were numbered, Gu Yu waited for her impending death in despair. However, Su Yue, exuding a strong red wine-scented pheromone—pinned Gu Yu down and whispered, “Are you prepared to be marked by me?” That familiar voice rang in Gu Yu’s ears, completely disrupting her soft heart.
You are reading Black or White manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Drama, Slice of life, Romance, Yaoi, Smut genres, written by Sachimo at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. Black or White has 43 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 Black or White to your bookmark. .Himemiya Shin has always wanted to become an actor ever since he was in high school. Now, he is an up and coming actor who only gets roles for the bad guys. Tatebayashi Kazushige has always wanted to go to college, but instead he became an actor. Now, he is an up and coming ikemen who only gets the likable roles. These two opposites may look like they have nothing in common on the outside, however, what secrets lay on the inside? Follow these two as their mysterious show business secret love unfolds.
Himemiya Shin has always wanted to become an actor ever since he was in high school. Now, he is an up and coming actor who only gets roles for the bad guys. Tatebayashi Kazushige has always wanted to go to college, but instead he became an actor. Now, he is an up and coming ikemen who only gets the likable roles. These two opposites may look like they have nothing in common on the outside, however, what secrets lay on the inside? Follow these two as their mysterious show business secret love unfolds.
At the age of twenty-two, Haruhi Fukunaga was living her dream as a heavy machine operator in Tokyo. Her idyllic life was disrupted when her father appealed to her to return to the countryside and assist with the family business. Despite her annoyance at this request, Haruhi sought comfort in a bar and found herself marrying a man twice her age while inebriated. Following her actions, Nagato Sunohara, her new husband, pledged to assist her in persuading her father that Tokyo was her rightful place.
From Chinatown KM: Lu Jianye's son recently got hit by a car. The hospital fees are very, very costly and Lu Jianye had spent all his money. He goes back to the company he used to work for and demands his shares to be returned. He had thought his problems were over. He had thought everything would be okay. It wasn't that simple. Though life has a lot more in store for him! In short, it's a story about money.
One year after losing her leg, 16-year-old Rin is tired—tired of the painful physical therapy, tired of being treated differently, and tired of her stupid, heavy, awkward prosthetic leg. All that changes when she encounters the Blade Runners, a group of one-legged athletes who run with "blades"—carbon fiber prosthetics specialized for competitive running—made by their gifted prosthetist, Kazami. The blades are light, flexible, and formidably difficult to control—Rin can barely walk with one, much less sprint. But as she tumbles to the ground again and again, she rediscovers many of the things that she'd forgotten, and finds a new goal: to compete in the Paralympics.
Yuu has been waiting for the release of the computer game White Earth, which was developed in total secrecy and had its release date postponed for unknown reasons. He finds out from some friends that he can download it from the game's official site, which results in a child coming out of his computer.
Akiko Hayashi has ambitious and distinct aspirations: to debut a flourishing manga while still in school, feature her beloved actor as its star, and eventually wed him. Unfortunately, she lacks the drive and proficiency to transform these dreams into reality. Upon a friend's recommendation, Akiko enrolls in unconventional, underground art classes with the fierce Kenzou Hidaka, known simply as "Sensei." Initially, Akiko expects a smooth ride and effortless artistic improvement. Yet, to her dismay, Sensei proves to be a stern, exacting instructor who shows zero interest in manga. Conversely, Akiko learns to appreciate Sensei's dedicated and genuine concern for his students by accepting his rigorous challenges. As a result, she develops an intimate connection with Sensei and grasps what it takes to become a prosperous mangaka and the responsibility of being an adult.
