Eclipse hearts is a slow burn arranged marriage story where power, pride, and the ghosts of first love collide. Beneath the icy stares and cutting words, two men bound by family duty rediscover a connection buried under years of silence one that flickers to life not in grand declarations, but in stolen glances, shared wounds, and the quiet comfort of someone who's always known you best... even when they hated you most.

"To the world, they are monsters. To each other, they are the only truth." Twelve years after a bloodbath left them orphaned and broken, Jeonghan and Jisoo return as the ultimate weapons to destroy the Choi Syndicate. But when their mission fails, they find themselves trapped in a world of silk and shadows held captive by the very men they were born to kill. As Seungcheol and Jeonghan clash in a lethal dance of hatred and desire, and Seokmin falls for the assassin he's supposed to guard, a terrifying choice looms complete the mission of vengeance, or find a home in the arms of their enemies.

A heartbroken, cold industrialist kim mingyu, for whom love has become an illusion and a pretense, needs to marry to maintain his position. Meanwhile, a kindergarten teacher Jeon wonwoo, who has been an orphan since childhood, believes sharing love is the greatest thing in the world and hopes someone will love him truly. What happens when their vastly different personalities clash and they are tied in marriage? Will the kindergarten teacher be able to reconnect the heart of the cold industrialist, or will the industrialist break the kindergarten teacher's heart?

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Wonwoo, an alpha who never believed in shallow bonds, longs for something deeper-a soulmate. When a new omega arrives on campus, he finds himself drawn in ways he can't ignore. But fate takes an unexpected turn, intertwining his path with another alpha, Kim Mingyu, whose presence will challenge everything he thought he wanted-and everything he thought he knew about love.

Jeonghan's life was falling apart. Marriage strained to the breaking point, a home full of children he loved but barely connected with, and a silence that had grown too loud to ignore. One night, alone under the stars, heartbreak and desperation overwhelm him-but when he wakes the next morning, everything has changed. He's back. Back to a time he thought he'd left behind, back in a body he hasn't occupied in years, with the chance to relive days he thought were long gone. But with this second chance comes questions he never expected: How much can he change? Can he fix the mistakes he made without losing himself? And if he dares to alter the past, will it be enough to save a future he still desperately wants? Torn between the memories of what was and the possibilities of what could be, Jeonghan must navigate a life he thought he knew, confront the choices that shattered him, and decide how far he's willing to go to reclaim the love he's lost.

The Court of Midnight Thorns Yoon Jeonghan was born into an empire built on generational cruelty and silk-lined corruption. The Yoon Conglomerate doesn't raise children. It breeds heirs, sharpens them, and sacrifices them when convenient. And Jeonghan? Jeonghan refuses to be sacrificed. So when his family tries to chain him into a corporate marriage alliance, he retaliates in the only language they understand. He becomes a scandal they can't control. And for that, he picks the worst possible partner. The one man the Yoons can't buy, silence, or leash. Choi Seungcheol. The bodyguard with the iron spine. The ex-special forces ghost the company hired to babysit their heir. A man who follows rules because he respects structure-not the people who think they own it. Jeonghan proposes a fake relationship to sabotage the marriage market and humiliate the board. Seungcheol accepts, not out of loyalty, but because he's tired of watching the Yoons grind Jeonghan into a polished puppet. Suddenly, Jeonghan's "pretend boyfriend" becomes his only shield against blackmail, hostile mergers, staged scandals, and a rival conglomerate that wants the Yoon throne-and Jeonghan-destroyed. But protection turns possessive. Lies turn intimate. And Seungcheol is starting to treat Jeonghan like a territory he intends to defend. What was meant to annoy the empire becomes a war against it. Because Seungcheol wasn't hired to love Jeonghan. But he will happily dismantle an empire for the privilege of touching him. And Jeonghan, who wanted to inconvenience his family, never expected the most dangerous inconvenience of all-- wanting the one man who could burn their whole world down.

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?

Hiraeth Synopsis Hiraeth (n.) A homesickness for a home to which you cannot return Pronunciation (HEER-eyeth) {Welsh} .... Set in the 1980s. Lee Seokmin was one of the highest-paid actors in the Hollywood industry during the period of 1980s. Flashing lights, a house in the poshest neighbourhood of the City of Angels, a closet worth a king's ransom, and producers from all over the world lining up to sign movies with him. He had everything one could name about the glorified Hollywood life. But beneath the shining lights lie dark secrets, a love hidden behind closed doors, and a past waiting to unfurl into the perfect life of Lee Seokmin. Dive into the celebrity's majestic life to witness the flashing façade veiling the obscure days of his past slowly crumble as he goes from his golden days to confronting his life and its cruel realities. .....

The Altar's Runaway He was promised to a god. He ran into a devil instead. Hong Joshua was born to kneel--raised in the glittering chokehold of power, promised since childhood to Choi Seungcheol, heir to the empire that owns half the nation and all of its shadows. Theirs was a union written in contracts and sealed in blood, a marriage meant to merge kingdoms and bury him alive in silk. But the night before the vows, Joshua runs. Barefoot, breathless, a saint turned sinner beneath the moonlight. He trades his surname for a sin, his destiny for a dirt road, and crashes straight into the man who shouldn't exist--Lee Seokmin. A biker with a past that smells like gasoline and gunfire. A man who helps people disappear for a price and keeps his heart locked behind the roar of an engine. Joshua offers him money. Seokmin offers him a way out. But somewhere between forged passports and stolen motel rooms, the lines blur--between safety and obsession, between hunger and ruin. Because Seokmin doesn't want to save him. He wants to keep him. And maybe Joshua doesn't want to be saved at all.