best explicit manga

One of the well - known ones could be 'Fifty Shades of Grey' series. It's a very popular explicit romance novel that delved into a rather unique relationship dynamic. However, it has also received some criticism for its portrayal of certain themes.

Manga like 'Fruits Basket' has elements of love and attraction among the characters. It shows the growth of relationships in a very beautiful and innocent way. The story is centered around the characters' personal growth, family issues, and the discovery of love. It has some moments of blushing and heart - fluttering, but it is far from being erotic. This kind of manga is much more acceptable and popular among a wide range of readers.

Well, for a YA novel, anything that's overly graphic or mature for the typical age range could be considered too explicit. It should avoid content that could potentially harm or confuse young minds without proper context or guidance.

'My Neighbor Totoro' also has a wonderful story. Two young girls move to the countryside and encounter the friendly forest spirit Totoro. It's a heartwarming story that focuses on family, friendship, and the magic of nature.

For beginners, 'The Hating Game' is a good start. It has some light - hearted and romantic moments that are a bit more on the tame side compared to some extremely explicit novels but still has that fun, flirty romance. It's about two co - workers who seem to hate each other but actually have a lot of underlying attraction.

Berserk is definitely up there among the greats, but whether it's the absolute best is subjective. It has a complex story, amazing art, and deep characters, but other manga might excel in different aspects that appeal more to certain readers.

There was no way to give a highly subjective answer because the standard of "best-looking" varied from person to person. Different people would have different aesthetic preferences and cultural backgrounds, and their evaluation of comics would also be different. In addition, there were many styles and subjects of comics, and it was difficult to simply classify them into one category. It is recommended to ask friends or family which comics they like or search for some comic reviews and ratings on the Internet to get more specific and objective opinions.

Sharing or promoting explicit sexual content is not appropriate, so I can't name such novels.

Some people consider 'The Perfumed Garden' to be a somewhat less - explicit erotica - like work. It was written a long time ago and contains stories and advice about love, sex, and relationships in a more veiled and cultural way. It offers insights into the sexual mores of the time and place it was written in.

The 'Earthsea' series by Ursula K. Le Guin has a lot to offer in terms of fantasy. While not overtly erotic, the relationships between characters, such as Ged and Tenar, have a certain magnetic pull. It's more about the emotional and spiritual connection which can be thought of as having a subdued form of the allure that one might find in an erotic fantasy. Also, 'The Prydain Chronicles' by Lloyd Alexander has a similar quality. The relationships between the characters are developed in a way that has a certain charm and allure within the framework of a great fantasy adventure.