Sensei's Pious Lie

r/manga · Can anyone recommend me some shojo-ish stories with age gaps.

These are the ones I have on my "finished" list so I can 100% say they are good * **Shingeki no Eroko-san** - Student x Former office lady * **Taiyou no Ie** - High schooler x older childhood friend. * **Sensei Kunshu** - basic sensei x student shojo * **Hajimari no Nina** - 10-year-old reincarnator with her former boyfriend * **Miman Ren'ai** - 12 years old middleschooler x 30 years old programer; surprisgly wholesome * **Game Over** - older woman, young boy; if that's not your thing, read the author's other work, Love at fourteen, it's pretty good * **Koi to Yobu ni wa Kimo

r/mangarecommendations · Looking for a short depressing manga

*Downfall*, by Inio Asano. *Sensei’s Pious Lie*, by Akane Torikai *Haru’s Curse*, by Asuka Konishi

r/mangarecommendations · Looking for recommendations based on sum of my favs

seconding reading works by Shuzo Oshimi, u/Due-Trip-8009 already mentioned *The Flowers of Evil* and *Blood on the Tracks*, i think *Happiness* might also be right up your alley! since you like work that's cerebral and kinda depressing, might i recommend *Sensei's Pious Lie*? If you've gotten through *Punpun*, you'll be able to handle the type of pain that characters inflict on others in this one, but trigger warnings do abound. alternatively, you should check out *Innocent* if you want something more historical-fiction-y, with a lot of goth flavor and angst to it. basic premise is that, du

r/Seinen · Looking For Adult Age Gap Romance Manga!! (Or Anime)

The man is the young one in the relationship, and it gets into some very heavy topics, but you might enjoy Sensei's Pious Lie.  Not exactly wholesome reading but the main characters get their happy ending. Not seinen, but probably much more in the vein of what you're after is Sesame Salt and Pudding.