When you play with hearts, you might end up discovering your own. Yoon Jeonghan's life is all about perfection-straight A's, basketball trophies, and a never-ending list of admirers. When his friend Joshua dares him to make the aloof Choi Seungcheol fall for him within a month, Jeonghan thinks it'll be just another easy win. At first, it's all a game for Jeonghan. He uses his usual charm and tricks, treating it like a fun challenge. But as he spends more time with Seungcheol, things start to shift. He's drawn to Seungcheol's quiet strength and unique perspective, and what was supposed to be a simple dare starts to feel a lot more complicated. Now, Jeonghan's torn between sticking to his plan and the real feelings he's starting to develop. Can he complete the dare and win Seungcheol's heart, or will his genuine emotions mess everything up? What started as a playful challenge turns into a whirlwind of unexpected love. He thought he was playing a game, but found himself caught in a love he never anticipated. [COMPLETED]

Some games are played for fun. Some for revenge. And some? Some ruin you completely. A university AU where Jeonghan and Seungcheol are enemies in a game of pride, power, and desire. The only question is-who breaks first? Soccer player Seungcheol and Basketball player Jeonghan.

Seungcheol cherishes every moment of them being together while Jeonghan isn't even aware of his first love's existence. But they met again, as unexpectedly as they had parted ways. And now, Seungcheol is determined to bring his incomplete love story back to life no matter what. "You're here." "Yes, I Found You." Happy Ending

Seventeen-year-old Scoups was a silent, introverted nerd who harbored a secret crush on Jeonghan, a classmate who never even noticed him. Scoups lived a lonely life, with unsupportive parents and no friends. When a tragic car accident took his parents' lives, he fell into deep despair. One fateful midnight, standing on a bridge, he attempted to end it all-until a stranger saved him. In the darkness, Scoups saw his savior's face, but Jeonghan, unaware of who he had just rescued, could not recognize him. Before Jeonghan could get a clear look, Scoups panicked and fled. A decade later, their paths cross again. Jeonghan, now working in a café, remains oblivious to the past encounter. But when a powerful, wealthy man enters the shop, surrounded by bodyguards, the world stops. That man is none other than Scoups-no longer a timid student, but a feared underground mafia leader by night and a renowned businessman by day. While Jeonghan remains unaware of their history, Scoups has never forgotten. And this time, he won't let Jeonghan slip away.

His brother died in a street race. Jeonghan wants answers. When rookie journalist Yoon Jeonghan starts digging into the crash that killed his brother, all roads lead to Seungcheol-underground racer, legend, and liar. Everyone tells Jeonghan to stay away. But the deeper he gets, the more obsessed he becomes. And the more he wants the truth... Even if it destroys them both. "You should've left it alone," Seungcheol said. "Now you're next." This isn't a love story. It's a crash waiting to happen.

Choi Seongcheol is feared by everyone-politicians, businessmen, even the police. They call him The Wolf. Brutal. Merciless. Untouchable. No one dares cross his path... until fate makes him cross his. Yoon Jeonghan just a 22-year-old University student, studying hard for his graduation exams, dreaming of a simple life. But one Day, one mistake, one encounter-changes everything. He sees him. He wants him. And when The Wolf wants something, he takes it. Now He's his Bride/Groom-married at gunpoint, trapped in his mansion, bound by his obsession. Jeonghan swears he'll never give in. Seongcheol swears he'll never let go. And in this dangerous game of power, love, and control-one of them will break. or Both?!?

Not Quite Dead Yet Synopsis Little Keld is the kind of town where cats nap in bakery windows and nothing bad ever happens- until Seungcheol Choi, the beloved high school teacher, vanishes without a trace. Everyone grieved. Everyone moved on. Everyone, except his husband. Jeonghan Yoon didn't lose his mind when Seungcheol disappeared. He lost it long before that-probably somewhere between the first fight and the last kiss. So when the police called it an accident, he nodded. When the neighbors sent casseroles, he smiled. And when he buried Seungcheol under the peonies behind their house, he made sure they bloomed beautifully that year. But then- a year later, on a perfectly unremarkable evening, Seungcheol came home. Same face. Same voice. Same wedding ring catching the porch light. Except Jeonghan remembers breaking that hand when he buried him. Little Keld calls it a miracle. Jeonghan calls it what it is-a haunting in the shape of a man he couldn't stop loving, and couldn't quite keep dead. And when that familiar hand slides over his again, warm, alive, impossible-he doesn't pull away. He just listens to the garden shifting outside, soil breathing, roots whispering, welcome back. After all, who wants to be the only one in town insisting that their resurrected husband is an impostor?