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Clark, an 800-year-old vampire, was dug up by young Taoist, Jiang Lai, who successfully formed a contract with her. In order to eventually kill the vampire, Jiang Lai lived with her and tried various methods, but gradually became Clark's prey. A chance encounter turns into reinventing their past and present lives. Love and hate are like the dark and light sides of the moon. "Clark, come to my side." Original Manhua: BiliBili Manhua
Ash, a young man who once flourished as a Captain in the Imperial Knights and was engaged to a noblewoman, was living a life envied by all—smooth sailing and successful. However, one day, he was handed both a broken engagement and an order of expulsion from the Imperial Knights. Utterly disillusioned, Ash leaves the Empire and journeys toward the new world of the Rosabelle Kingdom. In this nation, which has surpassed the Empire in prosperity thanks to the power of its dungeons, Ash restarts his life as a Hunter. He quickly makes a name for himself, rising through the ranks with his overwhelming strength. Meanwhile, his junior, Ulka, who deeply respects him, chases after Ash and heads toward the Kingdom. The tale of reversal that will repaint a gray life is now beginning.
A corporate slave who died from overwork finds himself in a new world, treated as cannon fodder by the Goddess and a "must-kill" enemy by the Demon Lord. Even his very first identity in this world is... a dog. With a strategy to first kill the Goddess and then trick the Demon Lord, he must utilize the five years before the Gods revive to become the Master of the World and change his destiny of certain death. And his starting point? The Imperial Tax Bureau—a place even dogs wouldn't go. Official Translations: English, Japanese
Baek-Dan, drowning in debt and running a tiny udon shop in the red-light district, meets Moo-Shin—a wealthy yet dangerous man who shatters her bleak routine. He might be her salvation… or her downfall.
In a mysterious garden that offers salvation, every wish comes with a cost. Trapped between beauty and danger, the desperate must decide if they will bloom into freedom or wither away in eternal debt to the garden’s keeper.
Nothing can break the bond between step-siblings. But what happens when one of them decides to get married?
RJ, a young black guy with a huge talent, arrives at his wealthy uncle’s villa in sunny Los Angeles to make some extra money for the summer by cleaning the pool and helping out around the villa. There he meets Ethel, his uncle’s seductive and sophisticated wife. Now RJ faces a choice: stay the hired pool boy, or give in to his desires.
One day, a massive dungeon suddenly appeared in the sky. In response, humanity developed the ability to generate “wings” to fly and challenge this mysterious airborne labyrinth. In this new era of skyward adventurers, Kojiro Kijiya, a high school student who is the only one unable to generate wings, is branded as a hopeless failure — a “dropout.” Yet, despite being unable to fly, Kojiro refuses to give up. Thus begins the tale of an underdog’s daring challenge to conquer the sky dungeon!
On the day the Age of Demonic Practitioners descended upon the world, Tang Sewoon, the demonic craftsman once called the most fearsome divine craftsman under heaven, met his death.
In his school days, Baek Kiho was an easy target, overweight, quiet, and even cursed with a name that classmates mocked as “Piggy Ho.” Years of relentless bullying drove him to drop out, leaving only scars and shame behind. But time changes everything. Kiho shed the weight, changed his name to Heeseong, and built a new life where no one could recognize the boy he once was. Then fate delivers an unexpected blow: his first love, Cheon Bokyeong, reappears. The very same Bokyeong who once despised him now approaches warmly, unable to connect Heeseong with the outcast she knew in the past. Torn between the longing he still feels and the terror of exposing his past, Heeseong hides the truth and lets their fragile relationship grow. But secrets have a way of surfacing and for Heeseong, the fear of losing both love and dignity weighs heavier than ever.
