Manga with interesting premises that are good?

[asianskill]

Yeah basically title.

 

[justforthelulz]

https://mangadex.org/title/36067/ultimate-rock-paper-scissors

If a telepath, a clairvoyant, a vice detective, a ninja with super reflexes, a spirit medium, an oil magnate, an extremely lucky boy,
and an extremely strong man were to fight it out in a rock-paper-scissors tournament, who would you bet your money on?
Just because it's a simple game with simple rules doesn't mean the matches will be simple.
Mind games, cheat abilities, interesting characters, great humor, this manga has it all!

 

[vinsegas]

Ok. Here are some pretty originals works in my opinion that I personally enjoy.

This one has grow pretty popular recently. So maybe you have read it already.
https://mangadex.org/title/2379/dorohedoro

Two works from the same author. One finished, the other not. Both are pretty unique.
https://mangadex.org/title/32962/shadow-house
https://mangadex.org/title/11140/kuro

 

[MawMaw]

https://mangadex.org/title/6966/centaur-s-worries

 

[MawMaw]

other than that,
Golden Kamuy is absolutely delivers and goes beyond greatness.
Mieruko-chan is also really good.
Shiori Experience is also worth to check.
Otoyomegatari delivers its premise with and extra godlike artwork and loveable cast.

Dungeon Meshi is amazing and theres more to it on the premise.
Grand Blue "My ((((((Diving-Manga)))))) Can't Be This Hillarious!".
Mousou Telepathy way better than I expected (both the character and story progression).
Soil I expect to see some ayy lmao mindfuckery I end up getting (a hard) ayy lmao mindfuckery.

Music of Marie just go and check this out.
Saiki Kusuo no Psi Nan Imagine Psychics Squidward got surrounded by a bunch of Spongebobs and Patricks.
Ballroom e Youkoso I wanna see some nice Dancing Shounen-Sport but I got a good MC x Heroine interactions/developments instead.
Blade of the Immortal start slows and the premise is cheesy but when it pics up, it really good, great villains, solid motivations, good arcs donw in the middle and the way they handle the immortal aspec is good too.

 

[PantsMan]

Cat onee-san. Each chapter is the same event told from two points of view; a human one and a cat one. Good stuff, and both feel distinct from each other.

Androgynous Buddhist gems fighting Buddhist clouds, themselves and the occasional mollusk

Nepalese cyperpunk. Now with zombies!

Old woman gets a late-life crisis after a friend dies in their own family home and nobody realizes it for three days. Runs away and lives in an Internet cafe.

Fantasy world, but there's no common, shared language. Human linguist goes on a journey to record and understand how each fantasy race communicates.

In the Japan of the near-future, political decisions and policies are decided by winners of a nation-wide quiz show.

Woman gets possessed by the ghost of Jimi Hendrix, dooming her to die at 28.

Yamcha isekai.

Military logistics department attempts to navigate the bureaucratic nightmare of not-Cold War Russia.

Superpowered reincarnating Mongols fight over a dictionary.

 

[pockettrash]

As others have mentioned, there's Shiori Experience and other than that I'd recommend Otome Kaijuu Caramelize, AKB49 - Renai Kinshi Jourei, Ano Hito no I ni wa Boku ga Tarinai, Soloist of the Prison

 

[PantsMan]

Ano Hito

My man.

 

[DANDAN_THE_DANDAN]

Please check out the scissor paper rock manga in the first reply first. It's an absolute masterpiece and an unjust hidden gem.

 

[Tamerlane]

Super rich guy accidently ends up with a harem of girls after trying to see all their panties, but not for sexual reasons as he's pretty much completely asexual. His harem includes a Goddess of Death, two maids, a High School Girl, a Shinto Priestess, and many, many more