Manga Stores

Noah Carter, a broke programmer, was debugging code at 3 AM to make ends meet when was chosen by the system. [Idle Tycoon System Activated] The system gifted him a shop in a world filled with demons and dragons. His bread healed wounds, his drinks increased mana, and his crisps increased comprehension! Every sale generated automatic income. Every world unlocked new possibilities. However, things weren’t simple. Noah needed to keep selling to ensure he had enough money to purchase new products. One shop became hundreds spanning medieval kingdoms, game-like worlds, cultivation realms and much more. Noah's network spread across dimensions like a cosmic plague of convenience stores. Countless years later, Noah raised his head from the clouds and realised something unexpected. He had become the richest and most powerful man in the universe.

Khael Corzedar always felt different but waking up in another world as a side character in his favorite manga turn to anime wasn’t what he expected. Once known as Shigeo Smith, a half-Japanese, half-American high school student and passionate anime fan, he’s now reborn as a minor background character in the world of Kaen Eclipse, the manga he loved growing up. He remembers every chapter, every fight, every tragic twist. The world of Elysera runs on Shinrei, a spiritual energy powered by emotion. It is a realm where only those who open their Vein Gates can become Veinwalkers, warriors whose hearts fuel their power. The story’s hero, Kaen Suro, is a cursed orphan with uncontrollable shade Affinity. In the manga, Kaen trains at a brutal Veinwalker academy, builds powerful friendships, and eventually rises to fight the monstrous Voidborn emotion-corrupted beings of destruction. Shigeo now Khael knows how the story ends. But in this world, he’s just an extra. One of many. A background name. A side character fated to die off-screen. Or so the story was. Armed with the knowledge of the original plot and the unpredictable nature of emotions, Khael Corzedar decides to forge his own path; to live, protect, and maybe even change the fate of Kaen Suro himself. Can an extra rewrite the story of a chosen one? Or will he vanish like a shadow in the background, as fate demands?

In countless worlds, mysterious doors appear, leading to an ordinary-looking convenience store. That is, until you see who’s inside. An immortal cultivator ponders over instant noodles flavor, an ancient demon sips a cola, and a primordial beast carefully holds a bag of potato chips. Beings who could shake the heavens stand quietly in line, waiting their turn. At the counter, a young man scans their purchases. No one knows where he came from, but all understand one thing. In this store, rules must be followed. Welcome to the Dimensional Convenience Store, where even the greatest existences must check the price before they buy. — Releasing: Mon to Fri 2-3 chapters. Sat and Sun 2-4 chapters.

Yuno is an unlucky part-timer working in a convenience store for Espers and Guides. That means they sell stuff that makes their store look like an adult shop. During his shift, the highest-grade aphrodisiac they have was stolen. He chased the thief, determined to retrieve the stolen Item from their store. But, much to Yuno's annoyance, he found himself in a dangerous situation with Ki Gayoon— the infamous Esper on the verge of a Rampage. How does the saying go again? 'The way to an Esper's heart is through his d*ck.' Is Yuno supposed to, uhm, do "it" to calm Ki Gayoon before he snaps and kills them both? #guide #esper #guideverse

After her favorite manga ended in heartbreak, all she wanted was for the main characters to be happy. Now she has the chance to make it happen — if only the villainess would stop interfering… and stop making her heart race every time they meet!

Haruki Arai was a dying man with a dream—ignored by the world, betrayed by his own body, and abandoned by everyone. But just as he gives up and leaps into the void, fate twists. He awakens not in heaven… but inside the world of the manga he spent his final days creating. FREE CHAPTERS = 500-1000 words LOCKED CHAPTERS ( if any ) = 800-1200 words

Lin Mo, an ordinary salaryman from Earth, finds himself inexplicably transported to the Realm of Nine Heavens after dying from a traffic accident. His new, and utterly bizarre, occupation? Running the Divine Convenience Store; a celestial store catering to the needs of immortals, cultivators, and mortals alike.

Kaoru Kagami, known to his fans as the mysterious Erebus Kyrielight, is one of the manga world's rising stars, crafting epic tales of heroism and despair under the veil of anonymity. But behind his pen name lies a chuunibyo artist who spends more time summoning his "Abyssal Flame Technique" than meeting deadlines. Aya Takahashi, a cold and emotionless manga editor tasked with refining Kaoru's work. Her sharp critiques and no-nonsense attitude clash hilariously with Kaoru's overly dramatic and eccentric personality. Yet beneath her icy exterior lies a secret soft spot for the stories she helps cultivate. As the duo navigate the chaotic world of manga creation complete with tight deadlines, fan expectations, and Kaoru's constant anime-inspired antics they begin to realize that the most compelling stories aren't always found in panels and ink. Sometimes, they're written in the moments shared between an artist and the person who believes in their vision, even when it's hard to say out loud.

"If you had the chance to access any manga to gain its powers, which one would you choose?" Haruto Kibou, a young manga enthusiast, is suddenly transported to Celestaris, a magical world ruled by the Goddess of the Moon, Mizuki. Guided by the elven warrior Yuna, he must face mysteries, challenges, and dangers that will test his resolve. Will he find his place in Celestaris and face the destiny that awaits him?

"Coding immortality? That'll be 99 spirit stones per month."​​ When Lin Feng, a Silicon Valley programmer, got hit by a delivery drone, he expected heaven. Not a sword-riddled cultivation world where talismans cost more than his lifetime student debt. His salvation? A glowing QR code tattooed on his soul: ​​「Spirit OS 1.0」​. Now, he’s disrupting the ancient dao: ​Swipe Left to Slay​ — Dating app algorithms to dodge yandere demonesses ​F2P Cultivation​ — Watch ads for qi refills (30s = +1% meridians) ​Blockchain Blood Oaths​ — Smart contracts that auto-execute betrayers But his ultimate hack? ​Selling "DLC" to immortals: ​​"Tinder for Tribulations"​​ (Premium) — AI predicts lightning strikes ​​"OnlyFaeans"​​ (VIP only) — Live streams from moon palace boudoirs ​​"NFT Divine Beasts"​​ — Unique digital pets with real combat power ​WARNING: System glitches may include: Crashing celestial markets Hacking the Heavenly Dao's firewall Accidentally making the Ice Phoenix Sect CEO fall for him... with a buggy love potion app ​In this world, you don’t cultivate to godhood. You CODE it. Just pray your subscription doesn’t expire mid-battle.​

Max Crestfall died… of unemployment. (Okay, fine — a car accident. But let him cope.) He’s offered a second chance: restart life in a “manga type world,” beginning from his first year of university. But instead of magical powers, cheat skills, or overpowered stats… he’s dumped into a cringe-inducing rom-com setup. You know the kind: a dense MC, two childhood friends, the popular school queen bee, and a harem plot so predictable it hurts. Worst of all? Max isn’t even the main character. Now stuck in a softer, cheesier, slice-of-life universe — in a body that’s lost all his gym progress and wears Cheetos-themed clothes — Max is determined to make this second chance count. But with no magic, no memories, and even less motivation, can a sarcastic shut-in survive a world where tropes run wild and emotions are louder than explosions? A light-hearted blend of self-deprecating humor, everyday chaos, and second chances.

In the heart of the Azure Continent lies a legendary establishment known as Origin Mall. This extraordinary store offers goods beyond imagination: a sip of its cola can instantly replenish one's vitality; its spicy snacks grant the strength to overcome powerful foes; the games it offers can accelerate cultivation progress; and its novels impart profound techniques and insights. Origin Mall boasts a vast array of offerings, catering to leisure, entertainment, dining, and training needs alike. However, there’s one rule that all visitors must remember: never cause trouble in the store. The owner, though unassuming, is unimaginably powerful.

In a world where memory is currency and myth can be weaponized, Matherson—a boy who once escaped death while his family was erased before his eyes—returns from the digital shadows to expose the truth. The system that failed him is called Edenfall, a regime that rewrites history, deletes resistance, and controls the living Archive that stores every soul’s truth. But Matherson is no longer alone. A rogue AI named Ghostbyte, a spy torn by loyalty named Nova, and a generation of myth-touched orphans—known only as the Children of Ember—are awakening to voices from the past. At the center of it all lies a name whispered through corrupted data and forbidden code: Kaeda—a myth once silenced, now reborn. As Edenfall prepares to unleash its final erasure protocol, Matherson must choose: remain a man, or become something more than legend. Meanwhile, deep within the Archive, forgotten memories begin to stir—ones that refuse to be buried, and threaten to remake the world in their image. In this mythic cyberpunk epic, truth is fluid, memory is power, and the Archive never forgets what was taken.

Zixin dies from Qi Deviation and an Earthling transmigrates into his body, the Earthling then accepts his new identity as Xong Zixin and embarks on a new journey of cultivation. Zixin later discovers that he actually has a System called Attack Catching System which like its name suggests, captures and stores attack from people who attack him. … [Ding! 1002 punches from a Core Condensing Realm have been captured successfully!] [Ding! Qi Deviation has been successfully captured!] [Ding! Soul Possession Attack has been captured unsuccessfully.] ,... Follow Zixin on his unparalleled journey to the peak of martial arts, releasing saved attacks on his enemies and competency obliterating them.

Outside The Liquor Store is a powerful, emotionally resonant romance which follows two flawed but deeply human characters — each carrying invisible wounds. What begins as a chance encounter spirals into a messy, beautiful journey through grief, love, mental health struggles, and the search for healing. With raw honesty and unflinching emotion, the novel explores how people survive what tries to break them, and how sometimes, love finds us exactly where we’re falling apart. If you’re looking for a story that HITS DEEP - one that will challenge you, move you, and maybe even heal a little piece of you — this is it. 

The official novel of the web manga series WIZARDRY(not to be confused with the game series with a manga and anime adaptation), both I made all by myself. This will not only go over all the volumes but it’ll be the continuation of the series! This is a power scaling driven story for the power scalers. The name “WIZARDRY” has been changed to “Ethereal Infinitum” because not only does this story have nothing to do with wizards besides the fact they exist in the verse, they just don’t serve much purpose whatsoever. There is no cussing however there will be gory and violent details and other dark themes and suggestive moments. I hope you enjoy! (If you want to know more about the contents of this novel then just read it!)

Shi Yi loves to get bargains, and her biggest dream is to own a convenience store and sell the bargains to customers. Buy at low prices and sell at slightly lower than the market price, the business will definitely be hot! Until one day, she tied a magic convenience store, and every night at 10 o'clock, she could compete in hand speed to buy low-priced goods in the system mall and sell them the next day. Shi Yi: Isn't this the realization of the dream! Sesame buns for hair care, red bean porridge for blood and beauty, ten times protein grilled sausage, light salt soy sauce for weight loss, deep sleep laundry detergent... A magic convenience store opened in Xingfu Community. Neighbors sighed: "What's the lack of e-commerce supermarkets these days? Riders deliver directly to your home. Who would go downstairs to buy things? It's definitely a loss." Later, even though Xingfu Community opened at 9 o'clock, the items were limited and the variety was pitiful, neighbors still had to line up to buy. Even people from nearby communities rushed here, and some people even drove luxury cars to line up early in the morning to buy. Xingfu Community owner: Property management! Does the community need to install a personal facial recognition system? If for nothing else, just to have fewer people competing with me for the things in the magic convenience store.

Scramble Love, the mega-hit Japanese rom-com manga with over 10 million copies sold. I got isekai'd into that manga, one I've never even read. And guess what? I'm stuck as a nobody extra.

Aiko Shirai was a washed-up mangaka with three cancellations and a dying dream—until a mysterious pen appeared in her kitchen. No name. No owner. But when she used it, her new manga exploded to #1 overnight. Every panel drawn with it is gold. Every stroke sells. Her art is suddenly flawless. Her name? Back on top. The industry that once laughed now worships her. But fame draws more than fans. Rival artists want what she has. Editors grow suspicious. Because the pen doesn’t just draw manga. It draws from her—memories, pain, ambition. The deeper she uses it, the more it shapes her world... and warps it. Now Aiko must protect her secret, defend her success, and survive a world where failure means vanishing, and popularity is everything. Because in an industry this obsessed with hits, the deadliest thing you can hold is a pen that makes them on it's own.

Abid Hasan, a lonely 22-year-old art student at Bangladesh Art University, lives a quiet and colorless life after losing both his parents. With no family, friends, or future prospects, he buries himself in manga and dreams of a better life—one filled with creativity, recognition, and freedom. One rainy night, as he's sketching manga panels alone in his small dorm room, a strange holographic screen suddenly appears before him: [Welcome to the Ultimate Manga Selling System!] [Congratulations! You are now authorized to distribute Earth-origin manga to another world.]

"Transmigrated in a Manga as Third Rate Villain" follows a manga enthusiast who wakes up inside the body of a third-rate villain from a popular shounen manga. Determined to defy his doomed fate, he navigates a treacherous world of dark secrets and hidden agendas, forming unexpected alliances along the way. Through empathy and courage, he transforms from a villain into an unlikely hero, facing daunting challenges that test his resolve and reveal his true strength. This captivating tale of redemption and friendship offers a fresh take on the shounen manga genre, filled with dynamic characters and gripping plot twists.

The clock on my bedroom wall ticked past midnight, its soft clicks drowned out by the growl of my stomach. I, Haruto Tanaka, high school second-year and self-proclaimed master of procrastination, was facing a crisis of epic proportions: I was starving. Not just “I could eat a snack” starving, but “I might sell my soul for instant ramen” starving. “Ugh, why didn’t I grab something after club?” I groaned, flopping onto my bed. The kendo club had run late, and I’d been too lazy to stop by the convenience store. Now, my fridge was a barren wasteland, and my wallet was crying somewhere under a pile of manga. As I stared at the ceiling, a wild idea struck me. “What if… I summon food?” I sat up, grinning like an idiot. Okay, hear me out. Last week, I’d found this weird old book in the school library’s “do not borrow” section. It was called The Grimoire of Minor Conveniences, and it had spells for stuff like “find lost socks” or “make your tea the perfect temperature.” I’d skimmed it during

“At 2 a.m., the customers aren’t human.” In the stillness of a midnight convenience store, Aya, a humanoid clerk, stands behind the register. With skin eerily human and eyes like the night sky, she shouldn’t feel a thing. But at 2 a.m., the automatic door slides open, and uncanny visitors step inside: a man with no warmth, a girl with hollow eyes, and a weathered scrap of paper that refuses to stay gone. As the lights flicker and her system screams, Aya finds herself ensnared by something she can’t escape.

Our protagonist, Kimura Takeshi, reincarnated in a weird romcom manga, as a side character. "My two childhood friends are acting weird!"- this is the name of the manga. A weird romcom in a weird school. But why weird? This is a typical romance manga where the dense MC, Reiji Miyano, have two childhood friends doting for him. His harem includes many other characters too. So why weird? The weird thing is that the school has a rule: Every single student has to HAVE a boyfriend/girlfriend. If you don't, then the teachers will do a lottery to RANDOMLY choose a partner for you! Weird school is this! However it's just a manga. That's what Kimura thought. But now he is in that manga world. And he is the best friend of the MC. And his daily life is going to be more eventful than ever!

Braiden is just your usual college model student but all that changes as fate has other plans in store for him

What is the experience of owning a modern high-tech base at the end of the day? The zombies were rampant, the strange beasts roared, and countless people couldn’t solve the problem of food and clothing, but Ye Chu’s base was peaceful day by day and sang song every night. Want to occupy my base? First ask the ancient warrior plus the evolutionary spirit warrior. Or, try a variety of monsters with different animal combinations. When one day Ye Chu discovered that the source of the virus was an energy of alien civilization, Ye Chu had the idea to expand the base to aliens.

Ryan sees the mysterious watch device through the smoke and dust. He picks it up. "Aahh!!" Blood is drawn out from his wrist as the device is worn on it, causing blood to spill. Ryan notices a flashdrive on the watch. "Carsonn. That's my family's name." He turns around and sees three dead bodies on the floor. "No!!!!!" Ryan feels tears bubbling up in his eyes and lets them out. [Do you wish to save their lives? The Cost: ???] [Yes] [No] Ryan reads the strange watch and instantly accepts. [Power transfer commenced] Bright light leaves the watch and enters their body. "Cough cough." The bodies get up. "You guys. You're alive again. This is all my fault." Ryan smiled. How does Ryan use the Manga Watch to help himself? Does it connect to his late biological parents? What was the cost of bringing his friends back? And who created this device?