MADK, Vol. 1: Volume 1

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The storyline is extremely intriguing. Reading the first chapter got me hooked. I had a feeling the storyline would be bizarre. Many people asked for MADK to be added to the database. And, I figure, I could take the initiative to hint on the why. Labeled by its editor as "a pillar of fallen morals" it’s a darker kind of yaoi, toying with deviant interests. But it’s so open about it, so dedicated to the goal and displays such quality that it feels strangely wholesome, and can be enjoyed for the journey even if it doesn’t actually make you moist. Arriving by carriage Fjord speaks with Datenshou and is thought to have an amazingly beautiful voice by Makoto. Described as the demon world's diva he has a large number of patrons who are marquises who he serves as a prostitute for. Seeing him Fjord asks if Makoto is okay. Fjord feels it was great that Makoto got to see the end of his father as he questions whether being the last one to leave an impression on him was a good thing. What he considers to be nice things are at fundamental odds with what a human would think. iii) Identification of the material that is claimed to be infringing or to be the subject of infringing activity and that is to be removed or access to which is to be disabled and information reasonably sufficient to permit the service provider to locate the material;

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He Didn't Want To Be The Center Of Attention, Hence, After Defeating The Demon Lord, He Became A Guild Master Question: You haven't experienced this series before. There's an anime adaptation but it hasn't fully caught up to the manga. What do you do? This will be short- I feel it is best not to have additional details on anything that happens in this story because the fantasy being crafted within inspires awe in the way a flower would had it bloomed right in front of you. Nobody in this manga is a good person, and the story and world is better for it. The depictions of suffering and expertly woven manipulations are fascinating and entertaining. As much as I wholeheartedly love it, it's not a mass-appealing manga (gore, dubiously consensual sex, anthro characters) but if you are a furry, you will probably like this. If you're a queerThe demon fulfils Makoto dark desire then takes Makoto to hell with him. The demon took a liking to Makoto and make Makoto his pet demon.

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This week's poll is a repeat, suggested by Erratic-Hopper. We haven't done this in a decade, but I'm assuming the results will be pretty similar

EditSynopsis Makoto has always had twisted desires. Outcast from a young age due to his abnormal hobbies, he attempts to summon a demon to fulfill his wildest fetish—to feast on its guts. What he wasn’t aware of, however, was that he would summon the charismatic and dangerously beautiful Archduke of the Demon World, J. I didn't initially connect with Makoto but after a while I started empathizing with him and the confusing situation he was in. I starting caring about what was happening to him and wanted to understand the rules of hell right along with him. This week's poll was suggested by MelonnBreadd. We're not talking about story arcs here. Some series (in my experience, often times the slice of life series) feature episodic chapters. Imagine TV shows with the monster of the week (like Star Trek: The Next Generation). Then compare that a series that has a clear plot that keeps moving forward (like Star Trek: Picard). Now apply those ideas to manga, manhua, or manhwa. Which do you prefer?