When Althea, a Bisaya girl with big dreams, ends up in El Nido working to fund her future as a teacher, the last thing she expects is to spend the night with a charming Korean tourist. Fast forward: she's pregnant, undocumented in Korea, and slowly realizing the stranger she ran away from is none other than South Korea's most beloved idol-Jihoon. Armed with nothing but broken Korean, street smarts, and a noisy barkada of fellow illegal workers, Althea must survive Korea, find Jihoon, dodge fangirls, and maybe-just maybe-rewrite her own K-drama ending. A heartfelt comedy about fate, friendship, and motherhood... with subtitles.

I logged into a game. I tripped. Now I rule a galactic theocracy full of psychic space birds. Zamir, an ordinary student and former MMO player, wakes up inside his old game-Avalon-as the emperor of a terrifying empire he built years ago. His creations? Still alive. Still loyal. And convinced he's their divine ruler. Problem is, Zamir doesn't remember half the systems he made... From psychic super-soldiers and backstabbing nobles to an overly dramatic press secretary, Zamir fumbles his way through diplomacy, propaganda, and imperial politics-accidentally succeeding every time he opens (or doesn't open) his mouth. As enemies gather beyond the stars, Zamir must pretend to be a genius ruler while quietly asking himself: "Wait... did I really enslave that species?" A galaxy watches. His empire kneels. He just wants to lie down.