Before I say what I'm actually reading/following for now, I would like to mention a manga(? actually not really, it's a Korean webcomic...but Tower of God has been mentioned here so I think it still counts!) called Love Actually: Hades x Persephone. It's actually a spin-off of the author's comic Love Actually, hence the Hades x Persephone part, and I absolutely love it. I had found it because I jokingly searched "hades persephone anime/manga" and eventually that was a result.
As the name suggests, it's a story about Hades and Persephone from Greek mythology, specifically a reimagining of how they ended up together. It may be different from the myth, but I think it worked well foe the story. The art looked great to me, I just loved the designs for all the gods and goddesses (especially Thanatos. One of the most original designs I've seen of him) and it was great seeing the interactions between Hades and Persephone, aka I got my dose of Hades and Persephone fluff. In short, if you love Greek mythology, especially those two specifically, you'l probably REALLY like this. I know I do.
Now what I'm actually reading is two things, Fairy Tail: 100 Year Quest and Tonikaku Kawaii.
Yeah yeah, "Fairy Tail is bad", "Fairy Tail has too much power of friendship", "-insert FT arc here- was terrible", but I had finished watching Fairy Tail a while ago and I have never loved an anime as much as FT, so of course I read the sequel manga and, honestly, I'm loving it so far and what they've done in it especially the shipping moments. And I don't mind the bi-weekly schedule since that means I can focus on other things while waiting. So yeah, even if it's not the most amazing thing in the world compared to other works, I love it.
Just like Tonikaku Kawaii and oh my gosh do I love it. Like with FT, I watched the anime first and that was such an absolute blast that I decided to read the manga and it didn't disappoint. Even without the numerous references to pop culture (including Western media) and the jokes about it (like the MC, Nasa, was hit by Truck-kun in the beginning but didn't get isekai'd thanks to his future-wife, Tsukasa, saving him), it's a pretty heartwarming and hilarious story of a married couple navigating married life and being, well, couple-y around each other. And also an occasional wacky adventure and the cast commenting about said adventure (like them joking about bath episodes and common tropes in anime and stuff, likd death flags). I would definitely reccomend reading it if you want some heartwarming stuff.
Oh and I also finished reading The Promised Neverland a long while ago (binged on it actually). I thought it was good, if not great. And I was fine with how it ended. Yes even with what happened with Emma. I thought it compromised weel between being a fitting consequence for what happened and getting the happy ending that I at least wanted, though I had a feeling some wouldn't see it that way (from what I remember of some people's thoughts on the ending anyway).