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Kenzaki is a delinquent who saves her classmate Nakajima from some bullies one day, but Kenzaki still has yet to tell him that she has a crush on him. Links: Author's Pixiv Author's Twitter
Kidnapped as a child to be trained in the art of poison, Sohan Jin returns to his hometown in search of the group of New Moon Sword Dancers who raised him. However, upon his return, Sohan discovers the sword dancers have been defeated by a nefarious sect that now rules the area, with some members having been abducted. What would have been a heartwarming reunion transforms into a quest for revenge as Sohan begins his search for the remaining sword dancers, and he’s willing to poison anyone who gets in his way.
Park Hye Sung and Jin Seung Ju decide to invite a man to join them out of boredom. However, that man turned out to be In Wu, Seung Ju's college classmate. In Wu has been in love with Seung Ju forever, and Hye Sung becomes jealous of In Wu and Seung Ju's relationship. However, between the two men Seung Ju will have a different turning point than sex.
Hae-Sol has an innocent appearance and a sad past. She meets Jinhyeong while volunteering, and when their love blossoms, she marries him. However, Hae-Sol never expects Jinhyeong to be a hitman in disguise. Unable to accept her husband’s profession, Hae-Sol divorces him and opens a guest house to make a living. Coincidentally, her ex-husband and first love declare they will move into the guest house… Can she overcome this deadly man’s fatal flaws? Their romantic and dangerous life under the same roof begins! Living Together With Killed Trees / A Dangerous Lover / Bloody Cohabitation / Satsubatsu Toshita Doukyo / Sharehouse yang Menyeramkan / 殺伐とした同居 / 살벌한 동거
The female protagonist, Miyu, is your typical golddigger girl - she hooks up with guys, milk them for all they're worth, then dump them and move on to her next prey. Yuuki-kun, her latest target, seems to just be your typical nice guy that genuinely looks out for Miyu, completely oblivious of her intentions. However, something's different about him that makes Miyu unable to carry on her usual scheme...
A comedy/SOL spinoff of "The rising of the shield hero" series, drawn by Akagashi.
Remember to share with your mom, all the love and pampering in one's life,
Jinu is a weak coward left in a world full of zombies, ruled by survival of the fittest. Then, there are those other survivors who would use him, or perhaps even protect him. In the midst of survivors fighting for the sake of survival, fun, and desire, what will Jinu's fate be?
Now a major (K-Drama) adaptation. What’s better than a good meal? My name’s Jaeho and I love food. While some may call me a deadbEAT because I don’t have a job at the moment, I’m just your normal happy guy who loves eating and my girlfriend of 7 years… That is until I got a breakup text yesterday… Where did things go wrong? I keep trying to look back through the years, but I just can't figure it out...
"The witch that gobbles up her husbands." As the royal family fell and a republic was established, former princess Elysia gained a new nickname among the people, because all of the four husbands she had been married to died within a year after they tied the knot. During the funeral of her fourth husband, Elysia learns that her husbands were murdered by her older brother Patz and her mother so that they could use the late husbands' inheritance. To right her family's wrongs, Elysia secretly heads to Kauvara, a region well-known for being dangerous... This series contains strong themes regarding abuse that may not be suitable for all readers. Viewer discretion is advised.
Bo-yeong and Haewon have been dating for ten years since they met at university. The two have been through thick and thin together, supporting each other every step of the way. But at some point, their relationship began to feel strained. They thought they knew each other better than anyone after a decade together. But they're starting to realize that as time passes, it's becoming increasingly difficult for them to understand each other.
