Chada

"My name is Kang Juyeong, from the English Literature Department..." Juyeong, an English major, attends the freshman orientation and accidentally overhears a rumor about Choi Hyun— "Choi Hyun from the Physical Education Department accepts confessions easily, even from strangers." Amid the rowdy atmosphere of a drunken party, his friends dare someone to confess to Hyun for a 100,000-won bet. Uncomfortable, Juyeong decides to leave... only to bump into Choi Hyun himself, who’s just turned someone down. "Go out with me too!" The truth is, Juyeong has been secretly in love with him since high school. Without thinking, he grabs Hyun’s wrist to stop him from walking away and blurts out a rushed confession. And just like that, their relationship begins that very night—starting from "Day 1." But how long can Juyeong last with the man he’s loved in silence for years?

An assassin drops in on a troublemaker vampire who creates havoc all over the continent. But turns out, he was brainwashed…! Can he make this man, who’s very much his type, his? Author/Artist’s Twitter

As soon as he came of age, Michelle Arnold, the youngest son of a southern noble family, was sent north—sold off, almost—to marry. His betrothed: the cold master of the North, Ian Shelleg. But when Michelle arrived, it was not the promised castle that awaited him, but a small, secluded mansion... “For the next month, I will serve you in my master’s stead. My name is Ain.” There, instead of Ian Shelleg, stood his servant, Ain, waiting for Michelle. They told him it was to help the southern noble adjust to the unfamiliar North— to teach him its manners and customs before the wedding. With his black hair, blue eyes, and cool expression, Ain, who so resembled his master, asked in that same chilling voice: “Did I not tell you? I will teach you how to win my master’s heart… even in a single night.” And so began the training—day and night— to capture the heart of Ian Shelleg. A servant who mirrors his master— was it mere coincidence… or something deliberately planned?

Alphas lust for Omegas, and Omegas want Alphas. That’s the way of the world, but Karlyle isn’t your typical Alpha. He doesn’t thirst after every Omega he sees—well, let’s say that things are complicated. Karlyle feels no need to change, but when troubles occur with his sex life his doctor suggests something surprising. Try sleeping with Alphas, instead of Omegas. Karlyle finds this solution strange, but the doctor says he knows just the person to help him out. Ash comes into Karlyle’s life just like that, and Karlyle finds himself thinking about Ash more and more. More than friends, but not quite lovers—how can we define this relationship?