A salary man is quite depressed, especially on Mondays. At his lowest point a well-endowed High-School girl calling herself Ai-chan stumbles breast-first into his face. The concussion she gave him served as the start of their relationship.... more>>

This page refers to the Twitter manga's official serialization, which began in Weekly Young Magazine on November 16, 2020. <<less

A salary man is quite depressed, especially on Mondays. At his lowest point a well-endowed High-School girl calling herself Ai-chan stumbles breast-first into his face.... more>> The concussion she gave him served as the start of their relationship. Features additional single-page images of other side-stories, that were posted on the Authors Twitter every Monday before. <<less

Yuuki Asuna was a top student who spent her days at cram school and preparing for her high school entrance exams–but that was before she... more>> borrowed her brother’s virtual reality game system and wound up trapped in Sword Art Online with ten thousand other frightened players. As time passes, Asuna fears what will become of her life outside the fantasy realm–the failure she might seem in the eyes of her peers and parents. Unwilling to wait on the sidelines for more experienced gamers to beat the game, Asuna employs her study habits to learn the mechanics of game–and swordplay. Her swiftness impresses Kirito, a pro gamer who invites Asuna to join the best players on the front lines. Is Asuna ready to swap class rankings for player rankings and join Kirito? <<less

A collaboration work between Yom (author of Ganbare, Douki-chan) and Himura Kiseki (author of Getsuyoubi no Tawawa). The manga presumably takes place after Chapter 29... more>> of Douki-chan and Chapter 284 of Tawawa. <<less