When businessman Nao stumbles upon an injured Siren, Caboose, he takes it upon himself to heroically bring her back to health. But he didn't bank on his accidental marriage to the Siren... or dealing with a dangerous organization that's hunting her down. Season 1 of Washed Ashore *** Finding an injured Siren in the back alley wasn't on Nao Kazuki's to-do list. Feeling particularly heroic, he takes it upon himself to save her and house her in his bathtub until she's healed. If only things could've stayed that simple, right? When Nao and the Siren, Caboose, find themselves bound to each other by an accidental force, they're desperate to find a way to break the bond, even if it means taking a journey across the world to get it done. But travelling with the Siren won't be easy, especially when the organization that captured her won't rest until they find her once again. During their mission Nao finds himself growing feelings for Caboose, despite her sassy and difficult nature... and the fact she's a fish. As their chemistry grows stronger, they're forced to question just how much they're willing to risk for each other, and if their love can survive impossible circumstances.

When an anti-fan transmigrates into the well-known novel 'The Villainess Reverses the Hourglass' she finds herself in the body of the antagonist- Mielle Rosecent, who is fated to die against the vengeance-seeking female lead, Aria Rosecent! Mielle was absolutely a no-brainer woman who wanted to see her step-sister's, Aria Rosecente's, downfall. Mielle used all kinds of petty and idiotic tricks to lure Aria out, however, she herself fell into her own traps, which got her beheaded in the end. Read how, Mielle Roscent, tries to escape from her sealed fate of doom by outdoing the power of the Hourglass itself! And finally twisting the fate of her overall doom! Can Mielle outrun Aria in power of wits as Aria turns the hourglass?! The Villainess turns the Hourglass parody. *** *** Trigger Warning: Contains swearing and violence. Read this at your own risk. TVRTH