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Mukahi Gou, at 11 years old, is over 170 cm in height. His first confession ended without him ever hearing a reply, and ended in a mess. Mukahi, with his tall height, struggles with the fact that he doesn't look his age. On one rainy day, he meets and falls in love with the high-schooler, Aoi. While Mukahi's feelings grow stronger, due to his parents' sudden divorce, they can't even see each other anymore... This is a lengthy side story depicting the encounter, reunion, and subsequent events of the main story from a different point of view.
The most popular person on campus, a pretty face with smiling eyes, a friendly-yet-awkward classmate…that’s all Sung-yeon ever was to Hosik. But after a wild night out, Hosik awakes with zero memories of their time together - and one naked Sung-yeon in bed next to him! Hosik would have been fine with leaving their relationship as a drunken mistake on a night of many; but when he started feeling funny in the following days, a trip to the doctor’s office would change everything: “Mr. Kim Hosik, you’re pregnant!” (Source: Lezhin)
Dr. Lee Sunwoo is one of the nation’s finest scientists, who dreams of a world where every human (including men) can conceive a child. Unfortunately, he eventually has to shut down his project. During his now ample free time, he happens to run into an old crush, a friend’s older brother, Eungyo. In any other world, this situation may be normal, but not when Sunwoo’s (extremely vocalized) desire is for Eungyo’s sperm! (Source: Lezhin)
After flunking the civil service exam, Kim Youngsoo spends his days working part-time at a pork cutlet restaurant, struggling to make ends meet. He plans to give the exam another shot down the line, but for now, his small moments of happiness in his mundane life come from treating the cute guy who drops by the restaurant to pork cutlets every now and again. Amidst the routine of his simple and peaceful life, an unexpected disruption arrives in the form of his neighbor, Lim Joongdo: a rude and conceited jerk who hurls insults at Youngsoo from the moment they meet. Frustrated and disheartened, Youngsoo chooses to just ignore Joongdo completely. But then...out of the blue, Joongdo does a complete 180 and starts acting all sugary and sweet. Did Joongdo genuinely have a change of heart, or is he sugarcoating his words to hide a bitter motive?
After a drunken night, Yiyool wakes up to find his boss, Hyunmo, making breakfast in nothing but an apron. But the surprises don’t end there—Hyunmo has a proposition. He wants to date Yiyool, and he’s got a contract to back it up. If Yiyool’s sticks to the deal, his dream of transferring to the UK branch is within reach. But as the lines between business and romance blur, Yiyool is left questioning... is this really love, or just a contract?
In Hwayeon Dynasty, 1866, during a period of Catholic persecution, a boy named Moomyeong is born to a butcher. Abandoned and trampled on, he lives a harsh life, earning the moniker "Dog-like Scoundrel" because he'll do any dirty deed to survive. His animalistic existence is upended when Eunhak, a young master who secretly practices Catholicism, seeks him out. Moomyeong's slaughterhouse soon becomes a forbidden place of worship. This is the tale of a child who, no matter how much he was defiled and broken, simply wanted to live. It's a cruel and sorrowful love story that blossoms on the boundary between salvation and destruction.
As lord of a thriving desert country, Seth is responsible for the prosperity and protection of his people... even if that means occasionally putting himself at risk. Fortunately, Seth's bodyguard,... Read More
For a living, Hardy worked as a substitute driver for magic carriages. One day, he receives a suspicious request to head to the wedding venue of the infamous Sub-Duke Hysterion. Forced to crash the ceremony, Hardy is met with a shocking declaration from none other than the man of the hour, Abel Hysterion! “She’s here. The one who will be my bride.”
"Ho-un Group," one of Asia's largest illegal arms and drug trafficking organizations, masquerades as a food enterprise. Chaeran, the true heir to this group, mysteriously vanished two years ago. Her husband, Kang-woo, kept her disappearance a secret, but with a new drug launch imminent, his father, the chairman of Ho-un Group, discovers Chaeran is gone. As Chaeran was the only one in the group capable of perfectly replicating the drug's recipe, her absence poses a massive corporate loss. Desperate, Kang-woo belatedly begins to search for her. Soon, he uncovers information that Chaeran was living in a 1k apartment in Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan. However, upon arrival, the Chaeran he so frantically sought had already vanished, and instead, he encounters Dohwa, a man claiming to have been Chaeran's housekeeper. A precarious love story between two men, sparked by a peculiar purpose—the desperate need to find one woman—begins in a sweltering summer rain.
Chase C. Miller is not just any actor; his enchanting purple eyes and captivating beauty draw everyone’s attention. Wrapped in a cloak of allure and mystery, he makes an unforgettable impression. One passionate night leaves Josh with a subtle mark behind his ear, a silent testament to a startling truth: he is pregnant with Chase’s child. This revelation becomes a deeply hidden, fiercely protected secret in Josh’s life.
Chu Sangwoo, a computer science student, is an uncompromising creature of habit who follows a meticulously organized schedule, drinks the same coffee every day, and sits in the same spot in each class. Tasked with doing a group assignment alongside freeloaders, Sangwoo decides that it is only logical not to credit them. However, his strict treatment causes his popular senior Jang Jaeyoung to lose the opportunity to graduate and study abroad. Seeing as he did nothing wrong, Sangwoo avoids Jaeyoung's constant phone calls. As fate would have it, the two men meet when Sangwoo needs a new graphic designer for the 2D game he is making. Jaeyoung is known for his charming personality, but he actually hides a hot temper. Despite his unchanging situation, Jaeyoung cannot stand Sangwoo's apathetic attitude and decides to get revenge by interrupting everything Sangwoo spent years carefully planning. Sangwoo tries his best to keep his calm, but Jaeyoung's presence and attractive smile may prove to be more than just a bug in his perfectly coded life.
“It’ll be six months at most.” Just like that, my ordinary life crumbled with a single sentence—a sudden terminal diagnosis I never saw coming. As if that wasn’t enough, my best friend of over ten years suddenly confesses: “I’ve loved you… for more than a decade.” Now I have half a year left. Just six months. A brief flicker of time where everything feels both too short and painfully long. What am I supposed to do with a love I never had the chance to notice? How do I hold on to a future that’s slipping away before it can begin? In these fleeting days, it’s just you and me—stumbling through borrowed time, trying to find meaning in the moments we still have. If our time together is limited… Can love still be enough?
