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where i can read this manga i.e., above 21 chapters

The first chapters weren't really fun and when it started getting interesting, someone spoiled the end (thanks him btw). I hated the ending  so I dropped.

Ever since he saw them once as a child Kou Setsuna's dream is to create fireworks. However, there is just one problem. Since his family died in a terrible fire, he is scared of it. His phobia of fire does not make it easier for him to reach his goal. But when he meets his childhood acquaintance Ginga Kisaragi, who claims to be the apprentice of a sorcerer, Kou Setsuna comes back on track with his ram. Soon after he met Ginga again he joined the firework company Kisagari. Then his journey on the way of a firework creator. In my opinion, the Manga is a total must read! I really love the... See full review

Where can I read this because I can only find it until chapter 30.

The manga itself was great and the anime was pretty well adapted. The only thing I don't like it's the ending because it's so abrupted. The battles are also original, because non other mahou shojo anime sang before Mermaid Melody and the romance is kinda cute. I also love the fact that the author doesn't focus only in the main characters and cares for the secondary ones and besides, each characters has a differet personality. 

Well i can definetly recommend this manga to everyone else because it has a good plot good story has amazing twists and WOW THE PROTAGONIST HAS A Ship that is sailing as fast as hell, trust me it is a good manga with enough chapters to satisfy you.

World Trigger is very triggering story about protection of borders. In this case dimensional borders from various aliens, that try to come in force and pillage Earth. That is the purpose of Border, organization using superior alien technology based on trion particles to arm their members in order to fight invaders on equal footing. Weapons using trion particles are called triggers – thus the name of manga. Sounds good, right? If you're looking for fan service i.e. breasts, panty shots, beach and hot spring arc, etc. in your manga look elsewhere, this is serious business. It's a fighting shounen... See full review

Most of the art is detailed and ornate, but this is frequently juxtaposed with obviously cartoonish features: wide cross-hatched shading for blushing cheeks and wide-eyed simplistic eyes reminiscent of Happy from Fairy Tail. The wide-eyed technique is used most frequently with Khang Zhipa, the main character, and it functions as a way to indicate that we shouldn't take him too seriously--that even though he's in a serious line of work he still has fun as a doctor and especially loves gathering herbs. Zhipa wants to help other people who are suffering because he empathizes with them too... See full review

Ahhh, reciprocated love. Sometimes it's nice watching two people just enjoy each other's company. The two main characters are set up to be opposites to each other. Takamine is tall, emotionally reserved, and generally self-confident. Shibuki is short, passionate, and unsure of himself. On the surface, it seems like Takamine already has it all figured out and is one-sidedly providing emotional support for Shibuki. But I think they both have insecurities and by accepting each other as they are, they are helping each other get over them. Yuuki Shibuki is obviously sensitive about his stature and feminine... See full review

This is a lovely story ! Actually River God don't want people to sacrified for him . He just waiting for someone that he loved. it was touching !!  A little girl Kate was solved curse then Village underwater was grow up on the land again . :)  Finally River God was met with his loved but they was gone . :'( 

Coming to do this review after just having finished binge reading the manga, I am not sure if I will be able to put my feelings into words but I will try. Warning Spoilers incoming. This is definitely one of the best fighting manga I have come across, and I would say this is one the best manga I have read period. In terms of fighting manga, I would have to rank this amongst greats such as Hajime No Ippo and Ashita No Joe. The author Kouji Mori does a great job showcasing and explaining different martial arts with his great cast of characters, and he also does a great job of explaining how each martial art... See full review

Very emotional. Adult (but non sexual) themes. Mostly sweet or bittersweet endings.

Lila is Zinovy's pet. If you wanted an explanation for how Lila went from being in a normal high school to being the property of a beastman, you will not get it (at least not at this point of the story). Just think of Lila as a cat. It's cute seeing Lila swipe at her owner like a cat does whenever it's being held against its will. It's cute seeing her cuddle up with Mr. Saitou similarly to how some pets will just be drawn to some people, even when it's their first time meeting them. And like a cat, Lila remains silent most of the time. Even though she probably should have learned some basic words after... See full review

¿Alguien por favor podría decirme cómo leer este manga? Por favor

"I'm used to it," Kasane said. And those words embedded themselves into Atsuki's heart, causing him to regret and begin changing his own laidback attitude as well as resent his sister for causing such words to have ever come into existence. The entire manga (which isn't saying much) revolves around this one scene--it's implications and consequences. Unfortunately, even with this central theme, the manga comes across as very disjointed and thrown together. It tries and fails to be cute and heartwarming. It tries and fails to have engaging drama and memorable characters. While some of its... See full review

If you're looking for a new and interesting romance series to try, Xixi Romance is not it. The story is about an arranged marriage where a poor girl is married to a rich CEO (because she was blackmailed) and the drama that unfolds afterwards . Every predictable plot point is used, and it doesn't really bring anything interesting to the genre. Avoid unless you're looking for generic romance to waste time on. Story The story follows Yanxi, who is blackmailed by Jinxi to take her place (and identity, while the real Jinxi leaves the country) and marry the rich and cold CEO, Xicheng. It's an arranged... See full review

Guardians of the Louvre is part of the Louvre series of bande dessinée, a long-running series of full-color comics comissioned by that museum. Like other comics in this series, the Louvre and its artworks are featured prominently. However, despite its French-style presentation, this work is also a manga-- it is written in the standard right-to-left format, and adheres to other standards of Japanese-style storytelling, particularly in terms of... See full review

Sakuran is the sort of manga that holds nothing back. It is the brutally straightforward tale of an oiran (high-ranking courtesan) in the red-light district of Yoshiwara during the Edo period. After an introductory character which shows the daily life of the main character, Kiyoha, we dive deep into her backstory: how she was sold to a Yoshiwara teahouse at a young age and raised to be a glamorous prostitute. She hates this life with a passion-- and seeing what abuses she goes through, the reader can hardly blame her-- but haves an especially hard time when she falls in love with a local... See full review

PEZ takes place in what could be described as a prototype version of Amberground, the setting of the mangaka's later Tegami Bachi. There are some slight differences: instead of Gaichuu, the main threat comes from strange fishlike flying things, which are only described in vague terms. There's also the heavy implication that this particular world of eternal night is a future version of our own. As for the stories in this slim volume, they are mainly short slice-of-life tales about a young girl, Pez, and a male cyborg... See full review

Amazing manga. Full of comedic moments but has a well thought out deep stroy line. It's amazing!

This is one of the best isekai I ever read. The story is about the king, who die and REBORN in the another world as a baby. That's one of the reason i want to recomend this manga. You can see our character grew, this story is funny and sad, you will laught and cry. I highly resomending this manga. - Sorry for bad english.

It's amazing how Shuzo Oshimi is being able to create such unique mangas like Happines and Aku no Hana and now Chi no Wadachi. Most of his creations are dragging the reader to them self so hardly and it's nice to see how the disturbing art style is growing stronger. Just look at those emotions staring back at you.


The mother character is very interesting especially the throwbacks to the past make you think if she was ever sane?  Spoiler
The action at the cliff for some might look like it was far fetched but was it? Looking at how we met the mother and the son they were both very... See full review

When I started reading, I noted that the art style was reminiscent of shojo manga and the premise of the story seemed to be a socially awkward guy trying to interact with his crush, so I assumed I was in for a romantic shojo manga. That was page one. By page two, a baby popped out of nowhere and I quickly realized that this story was primarily a comedy and secondarily a romance. And by chapter two, this opinion was further adjusted: it is secondarily a feel-good child-rearing manga and tertiarily a romance. In fact, the romantic element of the manga seems to be nothing more than the plate upon which... See full review

(REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS) I read all 220 chapters is a span of around a week. I wanted to read this since i hated having to wait a week for one ep in  the anime adaption. I remember a while ago in 2018 when I saw the anime and read the synopsis and it really intrigued me. I like some weird stuff I do admit this, but I was like, " hell yeah this sounds good". THOUGHTS ABOUT MANGA My thoughts are all jumbled up in my head. I don't hate it, but I don't love it. I rated a 10 because I can't not rate so I would rather it be a 10 and not a 0. At first when I started this manga I just wanted... See full review

Story: The story is original, or at least not a commonly explored plot line. Bexan is a werewolf, which means he turns into a Siberian husky-like wolf during the day, and a man at night. This is never forgotten or ignored for the sake of plot (as in, it is never disregarded so that he can wander around the city in the day or something). He is 'adopted' by Minsook, and the two develop a strange relationship. Art: The art is absolutely beautiful. The use of colour is subtle but used to great effect.  Characters: The characters are interesting, with varying motivations and... See full review

Right off the bat, the parallel the story consistently tries to make between the boy who cried wolf and the protagonist, Keitarou Itsuki, is weak. This manga is based on the difficulty and guilt of maintaining a web of lies, while the boy who cried wolf is a story about someone who pranks people so frequently that eventually they assume everything he says is a prank. Yes, both stories involve lying, but there is a major difference between lying as a prank and what Itsuki is doing: pranksters want people to notice the lie because seeing the reaction to people realizing they were tricked is part of the high... See full review

An isekai about a girl gamer, who is transported to another world with special "bear" equipment and skills. The bear ... it's cute and it's funny ... and literally everywhere. She gets bonus from the bear costume. Even if the thing just looks like a bear it gets extra HP and damage. This includes skills such as fireball in a shape of a cute bear head. It’s all about adventures, the main heroine raising in the fame as adventurer “the bloody bear”. It reminds me the slime series (That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime) in its somewhat light-hearted approached toward game-like... See full review

++++---==== SPOILER ALERT ====----++++ OK, I want to be very up front about this, there will definitely be spoilers in this review.  While I do not plan on going into a detailed description of what happens in this manga, I do itend to bring up issues that will be very spoilerish right from the beginning, so it that is a problem for you, turn back and and skip this review until after you have read Fuuka. scroll down more ++++---==== SPOILER ALERT ====----++++ OK, if you are still here for this review, then I'm assuming you are OK with spoilers so here it goes: First of all, let me start by... See full review

Read this... you will not be sorry! I laughed out loud, cried, and enjoyed the hell out of this webtoon. Read it!!!

CHARACTERS Jaerim best protagonist ever, didn't think I'd end up loving him as much as I do now. He's as resilient as a nokia phone I swear, just bounces right back up even after all the hardships he went through. I also really loved his morales and outlook in life. Yuri, the cutest cinnamon bun ever. His pained and happy expressions were a roller coster ride for me. Loved how he was perfect and imperfect at the same time. I loved how real he was. ART If you got turned off by the portrayal of the main character through the author's art, you're missing out on a masterpiece. Sucks to be you. The art... See full review

Not the best. Pretty rough around the edges. Normally, I'd drop this type of story from chapter 1 but I got hooked with the threesome concept lmao. Well even that wasn't done well. The only reason I continued reading on until chapter 47 was because I liked the cute blonde guy, but he main character and his attitude just didn't sit well with me, maybe that's just because I read this after 'Never Understand' where the main character had great morales and was resilient af. Anyways, when the *SPOILER* protagonist in this story started becoming irrational by planning this revenge plot agaisnt the main lead, I... See full review

This story was really good so far, but I got spoiled for the ending and I just know I'm going to hate it. Just. Ew. there are other stories out there with similar plots that don't have endings I'm going to loathe.

This is sooo hilarious right from the beginning but then the storyline keeps you hooked. Especially how comical the mc's mom is! Can't wait for more chapter updates~

If you like romance, have a thing for incest (in a way but not exactly in this show), enjoy emotional rollercoasters, and have a best girl that you would champion, this is the anime/manga for you! My beginning sentence may have been unclear but this manga is truly one-of-a-kind. The whole thing is a massive EMPTIONAL ROLLERCOASTER. This is the novel that made me unable to sleep at night and struggle to focus on daily tasks. I'm not saying that you shouldn't read it, but in fact the polar opposite.  If you read this manga, you'll never regret it. In fact, you may have a whole new view on how Romance... See full review

Absoulutly a fabioulus story.  In the begining I thought it was mediocer but now im hooked.  A fabiouus, evolovlign art style with great plot and great charachter development.  The MC's evelution throught the chapters is jsut rapid enough that its not boring or to sudden.  You get a real feelign for the MC's mentality and how he deals with things and as he evolves, your mindeset with him evolves.  (I love this manga)

This collection of side stories featuring Daisuke Ido ("Holy Night"), Alita ("Sonic Finger"), a Deckman ("Homecoming"), and Koyomi ("Barjack Rhapsody") were written over the course of ten years (the first three in 1997 and Koyomi's in 2007) and cover a span of time that includes the original Battle Angel Alita and the expanded ending Last Order. As such, there are significant spoilers for both series. However, I wasn't expecting the first set of spoilers to take the form of a timeline of events, covering the original Alita, Ashen Victor... See full review

No spoilers! Yay! Chapter 30 currently. I'm not the type of person to write a review before finishing the whole thing. Well, I don't even like reading manga or watching anime that are still ongoing. But I felt like I had to share some info on the beginning. STORY First of all, somebody has to give this manga the Worst Beginning Reward. It starts off like a normal Isekai story, the characters get sucked into another world. The protagonist gets thrown into an unbeatable dungeon, alone. Next, Junpei starts fighting bosses. He does this for 13 chapters. Yes, 13 chapters of boss fighting. The... See full review

Like the anime, it feels very superficial and missing emotion. The characters are so poorly written it hurts. The ending is very disappointing and rushed. Just very unfortunate, because it could have really been good with better writting and character depth. I was confused from certain characters actions. Some of them didn't make any sense. Just really disappointed with this romance manga.

-Read Chapter 14- -No Spoilers Here I Think- This manga is AMAZINGLY good. The characters are well developed, and I got way too attactched to them probably only around chapter 3. However, if you dont enjoy crying tears of joy and alittle bit of sadness then you probably shouldn't read it. Actuallly, read it, it's worth the crying. Also, the plot and characters are not very steriotypical, and there are entertainig action scenes as well.  The main character is not stupid or ditzy, if he has power it's not just because he tried really hard and made a wish--he actually worked for it his entire life, and... See full review

Está bueno el manga 🤔

The appeal of this manga is twofold: 1) Nationwide crisis management, and 2) Building a country's infrastructure from the ground up. If it's not obvious, this manga is focused on government policy, economic stability, and international relations. When Souma Kazuya is summoned to this world from the "real" world, it is on the brink of disaster. There is an ongoing war against demons and even though the country of Elveniden isn't directly involved in this conflict, they are still expected to provide support to the countries on the front lines. As such, their economy has been... See full review

Plot: It's your typical manga of a prodigy who stopped playing music, only for his passion to be revived by a girl who is passionate about it even if she is just a beginner. The characters are interesting and throughout the manga, they go through challenges of being a musician and playing in an orchestra as well as getting along with their fellow friends. Nice character developments. Art: Beautiful art style and character design, and the best part: ACCURATE music portrayals. The anatomy is pretty good, especially with the postures of musicians and the shape of the instruments. It's hard to get the shape... See full review

American Ghost Jack Part II is a continuation of the first American Ghost Jack manhwa. While it still holds the charm of the previous one it lacks in some departments. This time it's Go-Eun's turn to save the infamous Jack from the evil Sebastian. However, it turns more complicated than that as they two form their relationship. Someone makes a return as well to help aid them into winning. Of course it is not always as it seems yet with this one it was far more transparent than the first. While that isn't really a bad thing it's not a good thing either. It evolves around a new contract and her trying to save... See full review

American Ghost Jack is a manhwa that brings to life a story of love, death, and music. Our main Go-Eun Ma runs a Ghost House in an amusement park that is set to be destroyed soon. So she makes a deal that she'd get the money within a month. Go-Eun sets her sites soon on the famous haunted house, if you survive the time in there without quitting or breaking the rules you win a million dollars. It is the house of a famous musician who had killed himself ten years prior. She is put into the house with a few other people to see if they can stay sane long enough to earn their money. The manhwa quickly takes a... See full review

The potential in this is so high. While I did enjoy this manhua and read until the very end, there are a few things I really felt disappointed in. The biggest issue is the lack of relationship development between the two main characters. Despite being told toward the end that they were in love, I never really saw this happening between them during the story, I don't think it was shown convincingly. I think this may be due to the fact that there is so much jumping around between past stories for the main characters and the supporting characters.  So much of the story actually consists of side... See full review

Black Bird is a twilight type of manga that is for probably 16+ since it has mature content, or 18+ really. You have your girl being forced into a world that she didn't pick all because of something she was born with. She becomes the target of almost all demons in the world who want to either eat her, drink her blood, or marry her after her 16th birthday. She then meets a childhood friend who is there to protect her and also, is not human. The story has a lot of characters and a lot of story to it. Although the story is lacking it's still very touching. Some characters and plot 'twists' were not needed at... See full review

In my opinion, it was a little too short but damn it
was cute as fuck (╥‿╥)
The characters are also very cool and there's also a
short backstory of them- I didn't expect this because-
as I said before, it only has one part and yeaa So for everyone who wants to read a short cute yaoi,
this could be the best for you x3

Millennium Snow is about a sickly girl who meets a vampire and asks to make her his partner. It is said if one is made a partner they will live much longer. What our main character Chiyuki doesn't know is the big step that is to a vampire like Touya who is all alone. Instead as she lay there dying he gives her some of his blood to heal her just for a while so they could spend time together. The manga is a thoughtful adorable comedy piece with plenty of adorable romance tossed in. While you are not fully sucked into the world and some plots in it seem rather pointless the manga itself is enjoyable to read... See full review

I've been on a reading streak with these romance manga's and basically know what to expect at this point. But this manga reignited the flames in my heart (granted that happens most the time so that's not really saying anything). The story line followed the same fall in love, figured out profession (bang bonus), do college, then get married. With of course the occasional hey i love you dump that person people popping up. Honestly why do they even try.   But boy was I squealing and kicking my legs up and down on my mattress to this one. I think one of the reasons I liked it so much was because I... See full review

What even is this? There's less content to this manga than most Hentai, but there's not even any exposed nudity; what possible target audience did they have in mind for this thing? Story: There is literally no story here. I would give this a 0 if I could, but I can't so it just gets a 1. The MC has a tentacle fetish and just looks at random office objects, fantasizing about them turning into tentacles and doing lewd things. There's no progression, no development, and no plot. Just a bunch of random and disconnected panels of her in different circumstances throughout her office building. Art... See full review