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Kai Hayami is a hyper-logical corporate salaryman obsessed with maximum efficiency. Despising the messy, inefficient real world where his rigid nature constantly causes friction, Kai escapes into speedrunning the popular action RPG Love & Fantasy (aka LoveFan). In the game, everything is perfectly predictable: the heroine is submissive, and every route can be optimized down to the second. To Kai, LoveFan is the ultimate utopia. His life takes a sudden turn when he gets hit by a truck on his way home—only to awaken right inside the digital world of LoveFan. Eager to execute the ultimate speedrun, Kai immediately puts his deep game knowledge to the test. But his plan falls apart instantly: his memorized speedrun shortcuts don’t work, basic command inputs fail, and the submissive heroine he relied on has glitched into an unhinged, brute-force musclehead who completely ignores his commands. Trapped in a broken, heavily bugged game world where efficiency is dead, can this stubborn speedrunner adapt his strategies and force his way to the end credits?
Nina is living on her own for the first time, and between work, classes, and home maintenance, she's determined to make it work. Sure, she's learning as she goes, but how hard could it possibly be?
What's your type? Sixteen university students with wildly different personalities come together to experience all that college has to offer: stress-inducing deadlines, exhilarating parties, odd roommates... and of course, love.
A single mother who despises men is neighbors with a younger, womanizing man! Despite being scum, he is great at cooking and childcare--does that make him an ideal partner?
Read The Substitute Bride And The Overly affectionate Husband I married a man in a vegetative state. He’s an only child of a wealthy family. His mother claimed that even if his body was left in this state, he could still give them grandchildren. If I could successfully conceive and give birth, she would give me one million for each child. I got motivated by this reward and decided to aim for three million… But things didn’t go as planned.
Serafina, the daughter of a viscount, has been scorned as useless by her family and had her fiancé stolen by her own sister. One day, as she tries to forget her pain by devoting herself to her beloved embroidery, she receives a marriage proposal from Alexis, the "Ice Count," who is rumored to be cold and ruthless. "A wife in name only is enough. There's no need for us to share a bed," he tells her. Serafina is surprised by Alexis's request for a 'white marriage,' but her eyes immediately light up when he adds, "If you agree, I'll prepare an embroidery room for you." Thus begins a frustratingly sweet romance that starts with a contract marriage.
"Can't you give up on your first love? ..That was back in elementary school." Seo Woo-jin, an engineering nerd who grew up with an unexpected reverse-puberty glow-up from his unattractive childhood looks, has been harboring a unrequited crush for 10 years! Then one day, his first love appears before his eyes like a lie...
Nakamura Kano is an OL (office lady) with a secret… she’s a “Toku Otaku,” a tokusatsu otaku who is obsessed with live action dramas of heroes, monsters and robots. She thinks they’re “JUST TOO COOL!” She’s so obsessed that she skips out on drinking with colleagues to watch it on TV and collects the DVDs, books and figurines. She lives her life by the code of the tokusatsu heroes, and constantly imagines them to help her through difficult situations. But this isn’t easy when all of her co-workers think that people who like anime and other childish things are weird, and they keep trying to make her socialize.
Suffering a devastating injury that stripped him of his longtime spirit companions, Hyeon-seong is left with nothing but useless, low-tier spirits devoid of combat capability. Forced into early retirement by his lasting trauma, he takes a childhood friend’s advice and decides to settle down as a countryside farmer. In a world plagued by monster miasma, natural crops have become completely unpalatable, leaving the price of food entirely dictated by taste. Even the highest-grade provisions taste like cardboard compared to the lost culinary glory of the past. But... ‘Wait... why are my crops so insanely delicious?!’ The moment Hyeon-seong’s farm begins yielding food with that long-forgotten, authentic flavor, his peaceful country life shatters. From the nation’s top hunters and special operations generals to mega-celebrities from the top three entertainment agencies! Every untouchable national-class bigshot is suddenly crowding into this rural backwater!
Welcome to “Chrono Life,” a virtual reality game where only the strongest survive. Ji-u logs in to “Chrono Life,” only to be ignored and ridiculed by the other players for his lack of experience, crappy items, and being an overall noob. But when he upgrades his wooden stick to the max reinforcement level of +99, Ji-u realizes he has the power to split continents and slay armies of thousands in just one swing. “It’s time to teach the rest of you a lesson, you f*ckers.”
Do you ever wonder what the most popular boy at school is really like? As it turns out, he might be just as awkward and shy as any of us. That’s what wallflower Jayu Nam begins to discover after a chance encounter with Jahyeok Yeo, a boy in her class who seems to excel at everything in life. Well, almost. Underneath Jahyeok’s persona is a secret super-introvert who would rather just stay home, except his charming good looks keep forcing him into social situations. Together, Jayu and Jahyeok begin to learn a little something about friendship and maybe more…
Kang Je-yi, nicknamed the “study fanatic,” always lives his life centered around plans and routines.However, Jay’s perfect daily life begins to waver little by little due to Hai-sol, the transfer student sitting next to him.Their bet on grades begins with the worst possible first impression.These two polar opposite youths come to understand each other and gradually change each other’s worlds.A youth romance written together by a model student who believed only in correct answers and a free-spirited transfer student.
