Seinen - Page 665

Born with noble blood but stripped of name and freedom, Shin Hee was sold into servitude and erased from history. Then came the rebellion, a single night of fire and blood that wiped out her entire family. But death was not the end. Reborn as Hwa-Ryeong, a courtesan of the pleasure quarters and no longer fully human, she walks the border between the living and the damned. The past clings to her like a curse, whispering of vengeance and loss. Now, two men stand in her path: Yu-Heon, her former fiancé who still carries the weight of her memory, and Crown Prince Lee Kang, the man who sought to possess her from the start. Between love and obsession, mercy and revenge, Hwa-Ryeong must decide what remains of her humanity, and whose blood must be spilled for her to finally be free.

In “Climb Me Hard!” Michael finally landed his dream job: a rock climbing instructor at the local gym. He’s ready to make a living doing what he loves. But things get complicated the moment his beautiful stepmother, Monica, signs up for private lessons. Their training sessions quickly becoming increasingly intense and unexpected. If that wasn’t enough to jeopardize his new career, Michael’s strict boss, Joyce, is about to spring a massive, unpredicted surprise on both Michael and Monica. “Climb Me Hard!” will take you to the peak of pleasure and lead you into a cave of forbidden desires.

Cheer Me Up is a spicy story about Levi, a mischievous teen who gets caught spying on cheerleaders and saves himself by pretending to be gay. Welcomed into the cheer squad by the unsuspecting captain Jessica, he suddenly finds himself in the middle of girl talk, playful teasing, and rising tension. But when jealousy brews and secrets start to unravel, Levi’s risky game may lead to unexpected consequences.

After years of being cooped up at home, Ah-Yeong finally lands a job as a café manager—thanks to a friend—and moves into her first apartment. Wanting to be a friendly neighbor, she brings cookies to the guy next door… only to discover he’s none other than Wujin, the student she used to tutor ten years ago! What starts as a casual reunion soon turns into regular dinners and cozy evenings together. But one night, while Ah-Yeong is distracted prepping dinner, Wujin accidentally knocks over a box—and out rolls a very intimate gift from her friend: a dildo. Mortified, Ah-Yeong scrambles to hide it, but Wujin just smiles and says, “As your former student, I feel it’s only right I help out.” Excuse me?! When did this shy little student grow up—and how did this become that kind of tutoring? This definitely wasn’t in the lesson plan…

Within the elite force of the Ground Self-Defense Force’s Special Operations Group, there was a female soldier who grew tired of the routine training days. One day, she receives an order from her superior and heads to a certain military base, where she is scouted by a mysterious man for a unit called “Separate Squad.“ Given the name “Nana,“ she finds herself thrust into the forefront of the nation’s defense, filled with countless schemes and violence.

A strange debt repayment begins. Gu Taegeom, a section chief at the huge illegal loan company, ‘Takatsu’. Chae Hee-on, the only female employee, the accountant. They are nothing more and nothing less than superior and subordinate, until something changes. “My grandmother’s hospital bills are three months overdue.” “Look elsewhere. Even if you’re starving to death today, I won’t lend you money.” Taegeom turns her down outright, but he keeps on getting bothered by Hee-on’s weak side that he has never seen before. When Hee-on later finds herself in danger, he saves her and they drink alcohol together. While Taegeom is knocked out drunk, she steals a kiss from him. “...You, fuck.” “Why are you cussing? Was it that terrible?” Only later does Taegeom realize that the kiss was a ploy to learn the passcode of the office’s safe, but he can’t bring himself to abandon Hee-on, who is standing at the edge of a cliff. “Write this down. Don’t leave out a single word.” A pathetic IOU scribbled on a napkin. 20,000 won a day. Repayment must be in cash without exceptions. “I chase down anyone who borrows money from me to the ends of hell.” Each arduous day ends with an exchange of 20,000 won. Time passes in a blur, not knowing whether they’re repaying a debt or taking on another. Those moments start to sink deeper into their lives.

Many moons ago, Earth was pelted by six meteorites resulting in the creation of six moons, and only one island remained. Those who were unable to reach the island sunk to the ocean floor, where they gradually transformed into crystals over countless ages. Twenty-eight of these crystallized beings, known as the Lustrous, materialized from the depths and established a dwelling on the island. Guided by the wise Kongou-sensei, they were obligated to protect themselves from the infinite number of Lunarians residing on the moons, with the intention of harvesting their precious bodies to craft jewelry and weapons. The story revolves around Phosphophyllite, a young gem on the verge of turning three hundred years old. They're awkward, incredibly frail, and seem to have no discernible abilities, making them one of the weakest gems in existence. As their struggle against the otherworldly invaders intensifies, they learn that every power has a price, and no one should have to pay such a cost.

A 14-year-old boy named Hwanhee (환희) His father, a famous homicide detective His mother who is having an affair with a young neighbor The boy discovering his mother's infidelity and choosing to keep silent to protect his family Complex themes around protection, betrayal, and family dynamics An ending that hints at a connection to someone whose father killed his own father

On the outskirts of the crime-infested Dead City, a young boy named Aiboba and his band of orphans become involved in a dangerous incident.

“My job is to satisfy the sexual desires of female employees?!” Even that usually strict and cool senior who is looking for naughty benefits is moaning sweetly!

That day, swimming in the sea, he saw her. A beautiful mermaid, dancing in the water under the pale moonlight. She was beautiful. She was fantastical. And she was terrifying. That sight was burned into his young heart, an image that would never fade. Years later, people tell him it was just an illusion, a trick of his childhood mind. He refuses to accept it. Because if "growing up" means forgetting... he'd rather never become an adult at all. (Source: Comic Days, translated)