Doha Kang

Yuri lived an ordinary life with his parents and grandfather until a blinding light reset the world. Everyone returned to the physical age of nineteen, death vanished, and society collapsed overnight. In the chaos, Yuri’s grandfather disappeared without a trace. As violence becomes consequence-free and justice turns personal, Yuri enters Chicken Blood, a lawless battleground where revenge and secrets collide. In a world where no one can die, Yuri risks everything to uncover what happened to the only person he cannot afford to lose.

A man, heartbroken over the death of the wife he never got to say goodbye to, is killed in a drunken hit-and-run accident. He wakes up in a place somewhere between life and death where other recently deceased souls stay before moving on to the afterlife. When he realizes that his wife may still be in this place, he races to find her before it's too late.

Catsby, twenty-something nobody, loses his girl-friend to another man. A richer man. His pal Houndu treats him to wine, women and song, but there's no forgetting the lost Persu. The thousand humiliations of youth are poured upon Catsby, who feels far too much to begin with, and whose prospects go from bad to worse. Now he's petrified by his father, now drunk on the floor, now freaking over a blind-date, now convinced it's all for nothing. And that's just volume one of this groundbreaking new series. No detail however vulgar or delicate is left out as the angst of youth is beautifully dissected.