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I, Tendou Haru, who was somehow aiming to become a mangaka, became a winner in life: super-rich bishoujo elementary school student, Nijou Touka, was a big fan of mine and, on top of that, she said that she was going to be my patron. Just like that, my ideal lifestyle of living off someone had started.
If you become a hero and defeat the Demon King, a life of idleness awaits you...! This is what the young man Jirei believed, and he worked hard day and night to achieve his goal. However, when he found out that the heroes who defeated the Demon King were the ones who were doing all the hard work, he ran away. But the girls that Jirei had been saving on his journeys before he knew it came pouring in one after another to win his heart and body...?
Mikage Tarou is a poor 25-year-old writer with a secret: He's the ghost writer behind an author that has recently become wildly popular, Nagareboshi Ryuusei. Since Tarou's ghost writing is strictly confidential, everyone he knows believes that he's something of a failure. His personal life doesn't make him look very successful either, as he didn't acquire a very prestigious education and he's never slept with a woman. His publishing company doesn't treat him with much respect, and he's always behind on his apartment rent. His personal life is looking more interesting lately, though. He has a thing for his landlord, an innocent and pretty young woman named Mabayu, and his sexy, uninhibited neighbor Hikaru keeps causing all sorts of awkward situations. Will Mikage ever be able to attain any kind of public success, and will he ever end up with Mabayu? (Source: Gao-subs)
A kid hears a voice and suddenly finds himself in the company of a demon!
Using Tezuka's characters, the very best artists were allowed to let loose and adapt his characters into short stories.
High school girl, Kanzaki Mitsuki, just got a new older brother when her mother remarries a fellow divorcée with a son. Soon after, her new step dad gets transferred overseas and her mother follows him there, leaving Mitsuki alone with her new step brother, Yuuya. Feeling abandoned by her mother, she stays distant from Yuuya, never really getting along very well with him nor even keeping a conversation with him. However, one day, Mitsuki gets visited by an angel/ghost named Hiyori who takes over her body and tries to make sexual advancements towards Yuuya. Hiyori is the lost spirit of a girl who died but can’t reach the gates of heaven and reach eternal peace. To reach heaven, Hiyori puts a belt on Mitsuki called the TST that fills up every time Mitsuki feels sexual feelings from Yuuya, whether it be from going on a date, kissing or even sex. For every time it fills up, Hiyori gains a step on a bridge that connects her current situation and the literal gates of heaven. If she wants to get rid of the annoying Hiyori, Mitsuki has to make some bold and sexy moves against her own brother, even if he is just a step brother. (Source: MangaHelpers)
Konoe Yuuto is a genius martial artist who is summoned to a different world where slave trading is legal. There, using his "Skill Taker" cheat ability, he steals the abilities of monsters he defeats, and starts building a slave harem while hoping to live a carefree life after retirement.
Neiko Futaba is the school idol, but little does everyone at school what's she's really like. Only her beloved younger twin brother Otohiro knows her overly clingy persona, much to his dismay. On top of that, it seems Neiko seems to be rather determined to seduce her brother in every way possible. Unfortunately (or fortunately) for Otohiro, it is just an everyday occurrence in the Futaba household...
A beautiful high school girl suddenly shows up at the door of Yuya Amae, a tired salaryman! It is Aoi Shiratori, his childhood friend, who has come to ask Yuya to marry her… again! And so begins their life of living together! Yuya tries to act like a responsible guardian, but Aoi's aggressive approach is causing his resolve to waver…? A JK childhood friend with a marriage proposal! A sweet ideal romantic comedy! (Source: ComicWalker, translated)