From MangaHelpers: A certain beautiful princess was captured by a demon king, and a hero went out with his party of adventurers to rescue her. When he returned successfully, he asked for marriage as his reward... but not with the princess, with her maidservant Aria Milford! Aria was as shocked as anyone else, since she quite happily considers herself a minor character in this story! The hero is determined to win her hand and her heart, but what will she do about it?
As the monster's teeth drew near, it was then that I remembered. "I've witnessed this scene before." This was the world of an RPG I played in my previous life. And I, as the main character's childhood friend, was the losing love interest who would be turned down by him in the future. The childhood friend whose role ended one hour into the opening after confessing to the main character as he was about to set off into his journey. The one many players sympathized with as the main character would meet another girl who would cling onto him during his journey. If I remain in this village, in the future I'll be the losing love interest?! To prevent that from happening, I'll leave the village and make use of my newly blossomed ability in compounds with becoming an alchemist at the royal capital as my aim. I don't give a damn about some job that requires me to be the main character's childhood friend. I'll be seizing happiness with my own hands! (MangaUpdates)
"I did it again...!"The Hero who can't seem to set out on his journey!!The protagonist, who was reincarnated into another world, becomes a hero and receives the task of defeating the Demon King. To repay the world that accepted him , he decides to set out on a journey... However, he can't seem to leave the first village, as he is constantly tempted by charming heroines such as the female priestess, his childhood friend who is a magician, and so on!Thus, the birth of the "I did it again...!" type hero!
There's a red thread tied to my finger, and at the other end is... the yankee who sits next to me?One day, straight-laced honor student Miyanari suddenly sees a red thread connecting him to his yankee classmate Hashiba. "There's no way this sort of person can be my destined partner!" is what Miyanari tells himself. However, perhaps through a trick of the red thread, Miyanari ends up in all kinds of situations with Hashiba, such as getting injured and being tended to, and getting trapped in an elevator together. As Miyanari continues to spend time with Hashiba, he realizes that Hashiba is nothing like his outwards appearance, and gradually comes to learn his kindness...
From MangaHelpers: This 4-koma style manga features three school girls as they hang out and chat. Friendly, clueless Yukari, enthusiastic, childish Yuzuko, and the more level-headed Yui hang out and talk about various subjects, like ketchup and mayonnaise, hands, the sun and more. [tethysdust]
A yuri romcom manga where a beautiful oshi confesses and becomes a girlfriend.
Kei has a secret crush on Yuzuyu, the most popular girl in the classroom. One day, he is attacked by unknown warriors and the one who rescues him is Yuzuyu herself, dressed in a weird costume, claiming that she is his property and that he can do with her as he pleases from now on. (from animexis)
My best friend became a guy?! A story about a girl and how her class adjust to their classmate’s changed gender.
Eno Kawai is a bright, kind and mischievous high school girl. Yuzuki Akehana is a quiet and earnest beauty. The two started dating due to various reasons, and as they go about their daily lives, the girls grow closer as they navigate the path of love.
Kushima-kun has just started going out with his classmate Yuzukawa Kururi. But Yuzukawa-san is not good at expressing her emotions, so she wants Kushima-kun to understand her feelings...? This is a new kind of romantic comedy about two people who are "already dating" instead of "not together yet."All the 0.5, 0.6, etc chapters are part of the story so don't skip them! The author labels them as extras but they are still an integral part of the story.
