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Muhyeok Kim, grandson of the legendary "Loan Shark King," has done all of the family's dirty work for 30 years, only to be betrayed and killed by his uncle's orders. Mysteriously, he wakes up in 1990, in his first year of high school, just in time to save his grandmother on his father's side from a heart attack. Now in need of money to pay for her hospital bills, Muhyeok goes to his mother's family to ingratiate himself with the Loan Shark King, but this time, he plans to take his money and get revenge.
On the planet Tebé, Baek Eunha was hailed as the Lord of Death and the Living Apocalypse, the strongest necromancer of all. After obtaining Serezia’s help, she finally manages to return to Earth —but as a side effect, she loses all his abilities, ends up in the frail body of a young girl, and even develops severe social anxiety. One day, she comes across Song Ha‑yeon, a newbie necromancer who does livestreams online. In exchange for giving her advice, he receives magic stones filled with “fraudulent” energy and discovers that, by gathering this kind of energy from elsewhere, she can still use necromancy. Before long, she gets tangled up with Helena, an S‑rank hunter and necromancer, and learns the truth: her power is not gone, only sealed by some unknown force. When a status window suddenly appears before her, she realizes that if he levels up as a hunter, she can reclaim her power. So she decides to become a hunter. “The lord of the underworld who even conquered death has finally returned to Earth— but thanks to a botched dimensional transfer, she’s now a total shut‑in loser.”
Chan Gu, a 20-year-old who works hard to support his younger siblings and frail mother, gets hit in the face with a baseball bat by a livestreaming "neotuber" named Zia Kwon on his way home from work. Eager to make up for her mistake, she brings him on to her channel for an apology video, but his natural charm leads to her suggesting the two of them start a new channel. Enticed by the money, he agrees, and the two start to grow close, but he worries his familial responsibilities will get in the way.
An RPG gamer who played the realistic VRMMORPG ‘The Amber Sword’ for years, finds himself teleported to a parallel world that resembled the game greatly. He takes on the body of an NPC who was fated to die, and with the feelings of the dying NPC and his own heartrending events in the game, he sets out to change the fate of a kingdom that was doomed to tragedy.
In a world where the truth is enforced by magic, keeping the peace means learning how to lie... without technically lying. Prince Aien, brother to the Emperor, is the only ‘spiritually muted’ person to be spared from exile. He works tirelessly to prove that the muted are trustworthy… But when the empire needs a scandal to stop a civil war, Aien is forced to fake a passionate affair with Kasumin, his brother’s fiancee. Stuck between Princess Kasumin, and her amoral sellsword, Nuo, Aien has to keep the realm together— without getting caught.
At thirty‑one, Sol Kim is a mystery novelist with two books, no audience, and a growing fear that her dreams are already over. Her worst doubts are confirmed when her book signing draws not a single fan. Just as Sol hits her lowest point, she crosses paths with Nara Kang, an eccentric former classmate who claims to be her biggest fan. Nara believes in magic, runs a toy shop called “Wonderland” filled with whimsy, and refuses to let Sol retreat into isolation. In Wonderland, Sol finds comfort she never expected and a friendship she did not know she needed.
To be a Keeper is to dedicate one’s life – and heart – to protecting another. Jasmine wasn’t ready for it. Less than a year into her training at Sanctuary, a college for Keepers and mages alike, all she wanted to do was continue mastering swordsmanship and avoid her other responsibilities. Those plans are ruined when she's assigned to be the protector of her biggest rival. He's cocky, smug, and drives her up a wall at every opportunity... and yet, Jasmine starts to find herself inexplicably drawn to him. Unfortunately, burgeoning romantic trouble is the least of Jasmine’s problems. As pieces of a malevolent plot start to unfold around them, she and her charge realize that there might be only one thing left that they can rely on. Each other.
Cheon Taesan, the Scholar Specialist in Reforming Scoundrels. He gains renown by rehabilitating the most notorious ruffians in the Martial Arts World (Murim). Born with the Heavenly Martial Body, he faces a cruel fate where he must acquire the Seven Stars Primordial Qi just to extend his lifespan. As he interacts with the mysterious Ice Star Body, he draws closer to the hidden truths of the Martial Arts World.
Theodophilus, a druid who was reincarnated into the body of an ordinary office worker, Sihyeon. After coming down to a rural village to recuperate—for the sake of Sihyeon’s body, which had died from overwork— He begins a healing life using his druidic powers.
The main character awakens the useless class “Necromancer” — but gains a skeleton clone in the underworld. Using this skeleton clone to kill monsters and level up in the underworld, he feeds the power back to his main body, continuously growing stronger. This is not limited to satisfying the feeling of pleasant growth for a character who depends on cultivation, but also takes advantage of information asymmetry to repeatedly create opportunities for “playing the fool to crush the strong.” From a single skeleton, he embarks on the road to godhood.
High schooler Sohee Ryu once suffered through a debilitating illness as a child, but she has since recovered and now lives a relatively normal life. The same cannot be said for her younger sister, Ayoung, who remains chronically ill. While Ayoung is deeply devoted to her older sister, Sohee finds her sister’s constant presence increasingly suffocating. Following a single unsettling incident, the bond between them begins to splinter, leaving the two trapped in a web of growing tension and unease.
A serial killer is staging corpses as “self-destruction art” and selling them to the ultra-wealthy for tens of millions. When failed artist Suchan Kim recognizes the concept as his own—stolen from an exhibition the world laughed into oblivion—his obsession with proving this mutates into something darker: a hunger for the recognition he never received. In a world where spectacle is worth more than life, will Suchan expose the killer, or become part of the masterpiece? [This series contains depictions of disturbing imagery that may be upsetting for some readers.]
