I Ended Up Throwing 160 km/h Underhand

Swimming Lessons for a Mermaid

Shin Cho-ah is a mermaid with a shameful secret: she is terrified of the water and cannot swim. Leaving her life in the ocean behind, she takes on a human form and enrolls in a high school on land, hoping to escape her aquatic heritage. Her new life is complicated when she meets Lee Soo-young, the charismatic star of the school's swim team, who becomes intrigued by her mysterious aversion to water. Soo-young eventually discovers Cho-ah's true identity and, rather than being alarmed, sees an opportunity. He proposes a deal: he will give her secret swimming lessons, helping her conquer her fear and learn to move through the water with grace. As Cho-ah struggles to master the very element she

Kalli the Champion

Park Kang-tae once dreamed of becoming a boxer, but he gave that dream up and joined a gang instead. He made a name for himself among its members, and when his life came to an end, the only regret he carried with him was the career he had abandoned. That regret does not go unanswered. Kang-tae is given another chance in a world where boxing exists in the form of pugilist games, a place where fighters step into the ring for a living. The man who once walked away from the ring now has to build a career there, one fight at a time. There, far from the gang he used to belong to, he is free at last to chase the dream he had given up on, and he has no intention of letting it go a second time.

Knight of the Ice

Chitose, a diligent office worker at a health magazine, finds her focus constantly disrupted by her childhood friend, Kokoro Kijinami. To the world, Kokoro is a gallant and flawless international figure skating star, a true knight on the ice. His performances captivate audiences, masking a peculiar secret known only to Chitose. Behind the glittering costumes and breathtaking spins, Kokoro is a hopeless romantic otaku. His secret weapon for landing the most difficult quad jumps isn't rigorous training alone; it requires Chitose to recite a spell from his favorite magical girl anime. This unusual dynamic binds them, setting the wheel of fate in motion as Chitose becomes the keeper of his true

Oni no Ko

The day before summer vacation, Minoru, a junior high school student who has quit the baseball team, notices a boy watching practice from the field. Without thinking, he asks, "Do you like watching baseball?" But the boy does not reply. This encounter sparks a series of stories about Minoru, the mysterious boy, and the warm interactions that develop between them and the people around them. As they navigate everyday life, their bond grows, revealing the quiet beauty of friendship and understanding.

Sprinter: Underworld

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