Square Enix’s Manga UP! The global website recently debuted the English publication of “The Emperor’s Caretaker: I’m Too Happy Living as a Lady-in-Waiting to Leave the Palace” (Kōtei Heika no Osewa-gakari: Jōkan-gurashi ga Shiawase-sugite Kōgyū kara Deraremasen) by Ichiha Hiiragi, Aya Shouoto, and Haruki Yoshimura. Additionally, Yoshiki Tonogai’s “Doubt” manga also commenced its English release on August 2nd, expanding its offerings on the platform.
Manga UP!, the online one-stop created by Square Enix, is back to delight and entertain manga enthusiasts around the world with its unending library of engaging stories and visually stunning artwork. Manga UP! has once again raised the curtains to reveal exciting additions to its English release read-list.
Among the latest releases to grace the digital shelves of Manga UP! are the famous series, “The Emperor’s Caretaker: I’m Too Happy Living as a Lady-in-Waiting to Leave the Palace” by the collaborative genius of Ichiha Hiiragi, Aya Shouoto, and Haruki Yoshimura, and the suspense-enveloped masterpiece “Doubt” penned by Yoshiki Tonogai.
Manga Up! provides a door for manga enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the different worlds that only this art form can offer, where every page turned is a step further into the worlds of fantasy.
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The Emperor’s Caretaker
In “The Emperor’s Caretaker: I’m Too Happy Living as a Lady-in-Waiting to Leave the Palace,”, Linfeng, daughter of the Chancellor of the Right, unexpectedly finds herself as a novice lady-in-waiting in the inner palace after impressing the highest-ranking regent with her childcare skills and erhu playing during a ceremony to select the Emperor’s wife.
Square Enix introduced this manga series on Manga UP! in 2021, and the manga’s third volume was recently released on July 6. The original novel series by Hiiragi debuted on Shōsetsuka ni Narō in February 2021, with Square Enix publishing the third and final print volume on January 7.
Doubt
Manga UP! introduces “Doubt” as a gripping plot following Rabbit Doubt, a popular mobile game sweeping through Japan. Players, cast as rabbits, must unmask the wolf hidden among them before falling victim to its deceitful tactics and fangs.
When a group of teenagers come together in the physical world after connecting virtually, they unexpectedly find themselves trapped in an abandoned building, marked with bar codes and confronted by a scary revelation. With their lives on the line, they must confront the real-life challenge of identifying the wolf amidst them.
Tonogai’s Doubt, serialized from 2007 to 2009 in Monthly Shonen Gangan, and its successor Judge, both published in English by Yen Press, explore psychological horror and suspense, leaving readers and viewers hooked by their mysteries.
What do People Think About ‘Doubt’?
Created by Yoshiki Tonogai, Doubt expertly creates a chilling story of paranoia, deception, and survival that keeps readers hooked from start to finish. From the very first page, the manga takes hold of your attention and refuses to let go. The premise of a group of strangers trapped in a life-or-death game of trust and betrayal is both intriguing and unsettling. You will definitely want to know how this manga concludes.
Tonogai’s storytelling really shines through in this piece. Doubt plays with your perceptions and preconceptions, making you question everything you’re fed, from the motives to the identities of each character. The pacing is also impressive, with each chapter leaving you hungry for more.
The slow unfolding of the mystery keeps you engaged, and the discoveries are as shocking as they are satisfying. The climax and conclusion provide a fitting climax to the intricate play of secrets that the manga carefully puts forward.
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