Muminggu

An unlucky child. From the very beginning of her memories, life had always been harsh, and the start of her twenties began with bankruptcy. “Sign it. This is for you to buy some snacks.” A man who reached out to Nagyeom, trapped in the pit of debt, claiming to be her salvation. “I get that you’re excited now that life’s gotten better, but you still have to be careful, kid.” “……” “Listen while I’m being nice. Otherwise, you’ll be in big trouble.” It’s strange. The man with a dazzling smile blooming like a flower is nothing but beautiful—yet her instincts scream. Run. That man is dangerous. And yet, the man gently, and cunningly, slips into Nagyeom’s vulnerabilities. A beautiful person. A frightening person. And still… a good person. “Now Nagyeom will be thinking only about me again, right?” “……” “It’s okay. I think about you even more.” Nagyeom wants to know. What does this man want to do with her, and why is she so afraid of him?

After transmigrating into a BL-novel version of Romance of the Three Kingdoms — where historical warlords are reimagined as gorgeous, rose-tinted love interests— the protagonist just wants to enjoy the view. Who cares about unifying China when you’re surrounded by pretty men? But things take a sharp turn when Lü Bu, the world’s most beautiful (and utterly insane) warlord, appears before them with a deadly warning: "Don’t look away. If you so much as glance at another, I’ll kill them all." Wait — the novel said he was handsome, not yandere! And worse… Lü Bu is destined to die soon. Now, the protagonist is racing to rewrite his tragic fate, but this isn’t just any Three Kingdoms story—it’s a BL fantasy, where every strategist, general, and emperor seems weirdly obsessed with them.