Drama

Following her previous violent setback, Kyla Angel wakes up a year later as Rachel Brown, a nanny to two neglected children of the Crown Prince of a powerful country. Her determination to find the man who betrayed her and hurt her again drives her to remain at the palace until she can escape and take revenge on him.

For now, though, she has a new challenge before her: to take care of two children.

She must use her dagger-hands to figure out how to comfort a crying baby.

Narin and Danwoo are in an arranged marriage, and on their wedding night, they simply sleep side by side without any intimacy. Narin tries not to think about it, but she can’t help wondering if she lacks appeal. One day, while exploring a bustling market full of curious items, she purchases a mysterious incense burner recommended by a vendor. The seller claims that lighting incense in it will instantly enchant whoever smells it. Eager to test it, Narin lights the incense, and Danwoo, inhaling its scent, feels an unfamiliar heat rising within him. Sensing the moment, Narin approaches him, only to be grabbed from behind by someone else. Turning around, she is shocked to see another Danwoo standing there.

Ju Incheol had it all — a well-tailored suit, strong political connections, and a successful career as the chief aide to Assemblywoman Lee Myeongsun, a cabinet minister with a bright future ahead of her. The world of politics is a high-wire act; one false move and you can fall from great heights.

When Incheol loses his footing in the cutthroat hierarchy at work, he is given an impossible task: to resolve an explosive redevelopment dispute in Jungang District in Songmun City. If he fails, he will be exiled from the world of politics.

But he’s ready to do whatever it takes to get the job done — until he meets Ahn Pyeong-hwa, the menacingly quiet owner of the gym next door; he holds the answer to Incheol’s problem. But there’s a catch: in return for his assistance, Pyeong-hwa wants to be hit by Incheol.

There is something very sinister behind that request.

The deeper Incheol gets into the deal, the more every favor and every punch he throws pulls him deeper into a world where political power and sexual pleasure are two sides of the same coin.

Ban lives in District Zero’s slum as an errand service worker. This means he does errands for others; they usually don’t want to do them. One day Ban was working for his criminal employer Shinwi; he had to complete an errand that took him to find out something unknown to him – Project W. Ban wants to find out about Project W, because he wants to help Ray; Ray was a police officer who took Ban in as a child and whom Ban has loved secretly his entire life. As Ban looks for information on Project W’s substance and the related conspiracy, he begins to uncover information that Ray has hidden from him while trying to decide between his loyalty to Shinwi and his love for Ray.

A fast-talking office worker finds his life flipped upside down when he’s suddenly transported into the world of an otome game. In this strange new reality, he’s not only more attractive than he ever was in real life, but he’s also face-to-face with the very character he’s always adored.

Things seem to be falling into place—until he sets his sights on the one man everyone avoids: the company president. Cold, calculating, and emotionally distant, this guy is even more intimidating than the game’s main villain. But our smooth-talking hero isn’t ready to back down.

Armed with nothing but charm and wit, he takes on the ultimate challenge—melting the heart of a man who seems completely untouchable. Can he rewrite the story and turn this frosty executive into the romantic lead the game hinted at… or is he chasing an impossible dream?

A fateful mix-up brings an unexpected twist to a student’s life at a cram school. When a mysterious package meant for his star lecturer, who shares his name, lands in his hands, an unusual relationship begins to unfold between them – one that blurs the lines between student and teacher.

At our high school graduation, the rival who had tangled with me for years suddenly confessed that he liked me. It was completely different from the victory I imagined, but still, I thought I had won. I walked away believing the score between us was finally settled.

That is, until years later, when he reappeared with a small child clinging to his hand.

A son.

Disgust and irritation flare up all at once. A shameless fool… If his heart was going to waver that easily, why did he confess in the first place?

But fine. It doesn’t matter anymore. The past, his choices, the kid—none of it changes what I already know.

If I wanted to drag him back into my bed, it would be the easiest thing in the world.

In this bitter, twisted reunion, the line between victory and desire grows dangerously thin.

After six years of life as an author, Yoon Seri hits a new hurdle: writer’s block. Determined to overcome it, she sets her sights on a new genre, R-rated literature, only to find that her lack of experience is holding her back. Her search for a sexual sensei leads her to Lee Siyoon, a man willing to show her the ropes in more ways than one. But after her first taste of sexual liberty, she finds she can’t stop thinking about it.

After unexpectedly reuniting with her childhood friend-turned-neighbor, Seri realizes there might be more than one way to break this writer’s block after all…

Burnt out and buried in work, Isaac Schrader drowns his stress in drinks with his only friend, James. The next morning, he wakes up in a hotel bed—hungover, disoriented, and far from alone. Lying next to him is Theodore Donovan, his charming yet insufferable roommate from their boarding school days… a man who vanished without a word years ago. Their reunion is anything but ordinary—and Theodore’s sudden return feels far from innocent. What is he really after?

Xing Yue arrives at the spooky Red Mansion in search of treasure, but he doesn’t realize that what’s waiting for him isn’t valuable treasure, but…

Sua, who has been transferred to 1: 1 Piti at a friend’s recommendation, learns hard to exercise, and she is worried about the bucket of the teacher who keeps reaching her lower body. “쌤 쌤 There’s a bucket of water … Can’t you take it out?” “bucket?” “… there … that’s … I think it’s hard in between …” “Ah … this is not a bucket …”

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