He died of overwork and transmigrated into the pregnant body of an ancient gent who had died of overwork. His husband has been sent off to war and the odds of survival don't look good. His two children are hungry and ragged. Will Jing Sheng be able to survive childbirth and keep this struggling family alive? Will Jing Sheng be able to live well if his husband returns from war? Cover was done by aurora_2604 [My original work] [Not translated] [Unless it's stolen then you'll find it elsewhere]

❝ Some say that souls don't exist. But I know they do because my soul is made of whatever dust trickled from the stars and into your eyes, and now whenever I look into them my soul wishes to go back home into your gaze.❞ ⤷ By the time Seungmin realized he died, he was already inhabiting the body of Sion Leonhardt, the Second Prince of an unknown fantasy world. Tired and wary from his past life, he wanted nothing more than a peaceful life and went about his days with leisure; only, as unfortunate events occur, resurfacing his past with it, he's forced into taking action. His name becomes known for his noble deeds, and more people come into his life than what he wished for. But out of them all, only one person was capable of moving Seungmin's stone-cold heart. The Moon and the Star-would their love shine for all of eternity?

Villains are scary. They mostly frown. Their smiles are fake They keep thinking on how to destroy the mc. And they only laugh when the mc is suffering. But what if the villain is possessed by a guy which humor have become the part of the air he breathes? How is he gonna handle his role? *** Although his life is pretty dramatic, Mob Jerry always finds everything around him hilarious as far as his mind could venture. This is what his old man keeps telling him. Naming him from a cartoon character, is just a small part of his entire journey of being a spy. An informant to be precise. After his old man died, he stopped his job, and decided to pursue his forgotten dream with another fake name Drake Bluegrid. That is, to sing and become an idol. As a goal-oriented person, he doesn't care about the world but a talkative manager forced him to read a novel. He doubted at first. The novel was too dramatic. But as he finished reading, he laughed hilariously with the foolishness of the characters that he couldn't notice an assassin stabbing him. Later he died. The end. The villain of the novel he was forced to read, who never laughed in his entire life, laughs at his joke. Then the villain said, "Your soul is perfect for the job!" __________________________________________________ A/N : Grammar mistakes and typographical errors might be encountered as we read the story. Also, the cover is not yet the final cover I planned to put there. It is just temporary. Lastly, this will be my first bl novel and I hope you guys will like this and comment and share this to anyone who's interested. I will be happy to hear your responses!

Huey Astaseul, the devilish villain from a novel who tormented everyone around him. It is his misdeeds which soon led to his demise. Reincarnated into Elijah he experienced a loving family, friends, normal hobbies, accidentally discovering that his first life was a novel, lived a pleasant life, and changed. All of that was then cruelly stripped away by an unfortunate and untimely accident. Now back as Huey, he must navigate his new life as he atones for his sins, grows, and changes the future. Discovering foreign feelings and secrets better left unveiled in the process. Published on: 6/11/22

Bully. Disgusting. Annoying. Egoistic. Pompous. Stupid. Lester Farrington is all of these words to everyone who knew him. A bully who takes fun from insulting other students. An idiotic noble who only cares about himself. The infamous thorn of the Farringtons. And Lester did not give a mind to all of that. He has everything he wanted; money, looks...what else does he need. So, when he finds a novel about his world, where he gets manipulated and becomes one of the villainess's pawns and dies as a traitor, Lester was gravely enraged [and kind of terrified] of his fate. What was he supposed to do with this knowledge? How is he supposed to make sure to not die? What should he do? Well, of course, he is going to change his fate! How can he let his death be used as just another stepping stone to make the main character shine? If he is going to die, it will be by his own terms. And thus, the boy makes his plans to change his fate and eliminate his death flags, and commits to executing them. But will he be really successful in his plan? For it seems like there are some underlying forces and knowledge beyond his comprehension, not wanting for his plans to succeed. (The cover and picture belongs to me)