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365 Days to the Wedding is good. Standard office romcom premise, but well-executed, at the ideal length for a love story and with a fair share of curveballs. By the author of The World God Only Knows, so a lot of fluffy hair too. Since Insomniacs got rec'd, I'm also gonna slip in my personal...

Where would you put something like Zetman on this scale? Is it exactly what you mean by "too obsessed with good and bad", or would you consider its premise that it's a prequel/build-up to a dark tokusatsu series that doesn't exist as "properly integrated into the world"?

I really like abusing the Random button for things that catch my eye to pick up. Although it used to be a lot easier to find stuff when there weren't so many webcomics and series with no chapters cluttering it up (and you only had to wade through the marginally less massive amounts of BL...

There's one along those lines too in This Irreplaceable Hell, with an odd meta-setting where they all know they are fictional characters.

A recent one for me has been Dark Gathering. The page with Antichrist-fetus' first appearance caught my attention, and I've been hooked on it since. I really like the "ghost raising" system, the high stakes of each battle so far, how captured ghosts from previous arcs are used against later...

I am once again asking for you all to go read Mozocry's manga.

Umeko-chan might not be the most complex comedy series out there, but that sudden insight into the loud, hyperactive friend's "backstory" is like a Sixth Sense ending-level of reveal. I can't stop thinking about it now every time I see a dumb, energetic character.

I'll heartily recommend Yandere Kanojo (also has an online version that runs parallel to the published version). Romcom with a very charming, big cast and a full, completed story (to wash out the bad taste of Shark Girl's early axe). Although compared to some other girls out there Reina's about...

I really love that cover as well. Here's a few I think are cool:

10/10 request. Here's a few, mostly crass ones I've come across in a similar vein, along with their blurbs. All wildly ranging in levels of quality: Girigiri Out "The story of a charming girl cursed to need the bathroom whenever she's nervous, and a reclusive boy with a special power that helps...

Tagging manga: a guide Thriller = Named character dies. Tragedy = Likeable named character dies. Philosophical = Named character talks about dying. Dead character talks about living. Drama = Character cries. Psychological = Character is shown thinking. Action = Character is shown running...

Either way, it's Ningyo no Hanakago by Takabatake Enaga, the Bellybutton King. The series was never finished due to the author's death only a few chapters in.