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My name is Daisuke Furutsu, and I died getting hit by a truck full of apples. Yes, I know it’s a cliché setup. Apparently, somebody upstairs fell asleep on the job. Anyway, as an apology, God lets me draw five Cards of Fate that are supposed to grant me superpowers in my next life. My first four draws are amazing—stuff like magic and an infinite inventory. But everything changes with the fifth card: a “curse” that turns me into whatever killed me. I thought I was gonna end up a truck, but now I’m an apple! Luckily, I’ve made a friend who can teach me how to move around. I also end up saving a wannabe adventurer who just might be willing to take me along for the ride. Time for this overpowered apple to get rollin’! (Source: J-Novel Club)
Set in 1903, just half a year before the Russo-Japanese War. An academic research party from Japan is in the town of Ji'an on the northern bank of the Yalu, the river that separates Manchuria and the Korean Pennisula. The party's objective is the Gwanggaeto Stele, the monument erected in memory of King Gwanggaeto of Goguryeo in ancient Korea. The epitaph holds the key to the history of ancient Korea and the ties between Japan and Korea.
Chapter 1: **Himitsu no ansanburu** (Secret Ensemble) by Eku Takeshima Chapter 2: **Kimi to, tsume, hajiku** by Takeshisu Chapter 3: **Purorogu no yo ni** (Like a prologue) by Yorumo Chapter 4: **Yukidoke mizu wa mada tsumetakute** by Ogi Chapter 5: **Kimiiro shikuretto** (Kimiiro Secret) by Ameno Chapter 6: **Kore wa mada, koi janai** (This isn't love yet) by Yuama Chapter 7: **Kakkoii!! Ni nin haori souhou** by Hikari Matsuda Chapter 8: **Futari no himitsu** (Secret of the two) by Yuriko Asami Chapter 9: **Koisuru ongaku** by Sora Gouto
In this world, there are two types of people. Those Who have powerful “skills”, and those who don’t. People born with powerful skills, exterminate monsters to level up and become successful, while people without them, become failures, who are treated harshly by society. Follow the story of Fate, a guy who works as a gatekeeper, and whose only skill is gluttony, a skill that only makes him hungry. [Original Webtoon](https://jp.piccoma.com/web/product/125898)
Ajizawa is a renowned master chef, but he doesn’t have a restaurant. He is a “fixer”, a man who travels from place to place fixing menus and restaurants much like Gordon Ramsey, and he charges a fortune to do it. If your menu must be perfect to impress a foreign client, a head of state, or just a neighbor, Ajizawa is the man to do it. But why does he do it? Is it only the money, or is his mission much deeper…
Then hottest police station gag story! Officer Semba is a dumb-witted cop and Takeda is his small senior. Semba working the night shift, Takeda getting sick to his stomach from drinking rotten milk, and a villainous man dropping a visit... their days are full of hilarious incidents! (Source: Getonsha Comics, translated)
‘Salaryman from Hell’ is the first in a collection of Ebisu’s stories entitled “The Man Who Saw Hell.” It’s about the day in the life of a normal Japanese salaryman. For the uninitiated, salarymen are an iconic figure in modern Japan, taking the role of everyman. Ebisu uses this generic salaryman figure in most of his stories. (Source: Cheap Manga)
Chiharu is a naturally popular girl with a romantic nature. Hiromi is an intelligent and thoughtful beauty. Kana is innocent as an angel. They are the three most admired girls at school, who are used to getting lots of attention. But then a handsome, sarcastic guy shows up! (Source: Comic Days, translated) *Note: Chapter count includes an additional one-shot.*
In Onnoji, a girl named Miyako finds herself alone when everyone else in the world disappeared. While spending time on the somewhat strange town devoid of people, she realizes there is "something" else there and names it Onnoji. The four-panel manga follows the daily routine of a girl in a world that is anything but routine. Note: Won the Tezuka Osamu Short story Award in 2004.