Five years after being declared dead, a powerful sorcerer returns during his own memorial-dragged back into a war older than history and a life that no longer has space for him. Bound to secrets, watched by gods and organizations alike, he survives by keeping distance from everything human. Until one quiet night in a convenience store. She is ordinary in a world of monsters. He is anything but. Yet in the stillness after fire and violence, something fragile begins to grow-something that doesn't demand power, only presence. In a story where cities burn, legends fly, and souls refuse to stay anchored, love becomes the only place where everything finally stops.

In a world where everyone is born with a mark that blooms the moment they find their soulmate, yours bloomed once. And then it faded. You've made your peace with it. Or something that looks enough like peace that most people can't tell the difference. You buy flowers for other people's occasions, you smile at other people's bloomed marks, and you tell yourself that the system just wasn't built for everyone. Then you walk into a small flower shop and meet Lee Wonhee, who has never had a bloom at all and has spent her entire life deciding she doesn't want one. She is the most careful person you have ever met. She handles living things like she's having private conversations with them. She texts you the name of a flower at 11 PM just so you know what you accidentally said. She shows up to things you didn't ask her to show up to and stands close enough that you stop feeling the absence of whatever you lost. She is also absolutely, categorically not looking for a soulmate. Neither are you. That's the thing about second blooms. They aren't the type to announce themselves. They just quietly become the thing you were always reaching for.

Some threats are meant to scare people. Others are meant to send a message. After a series of anonymous bomb threats begin targeting major K-pop events across South Korea, the government quietly launches a covert operation to prevent public panic before the industry collapses into fear. Y/N, a bomb disposal specialist known for his cold precision and silence under pressure, is assigned undercover inside SM Entertainment as a technical risk consultant. His mission is simple: protect aespa, identify the source of the threats, and stop the next attack before thousands die. But inside the exhausting cycle of rehearsals, sold-out arenas, flashing cameras, and sleepless nights, the operation becomes far more complicated than expected. Especially when Karina starts noticing things no one else does. The way he memorizes exits before entering rooms. The way he watches crowds instead of performances. The way he never looks relieved after surviving. And somewhere between near-misses, late-night rehearsals, and the quiet moments neither of them were supposed to keep, the distance between protector and protected slowly begins to disappear. As the threats grow closer to becoming real attacks, the line between duty and attachment begins to blur. And while Seoul prepares for its biggest year-end festival, someone behind the scenes seems determined to turn every step of the investigation into a countdown. In a world built on performance, survival might be the most dangerous role of all.

At Hanseong Academy, names matter more than people. Jang Wonyoung has spent her entire life trapped inside hers. Yoo Y/N abandoned his. To the school, he is only a violent scholarship student with bloodied knuckles and too many rumors attached to his name. To her, he is the first honest thing she has ever seen. But Y/N despises the world Wonyoung comes from long before he understands her, and Wonyoung falls for the boy called Yoo long before she learns he was never truly ordinary at all. Some people fall in love before knowing the truth. Others learn the truth after already falling too far to leave.

A nostalgic and heartwarming journey through the eyes of Aeri (Giselle), exploring the deeply personal bond between a global icon and the person who has been her silent anchor.

A billionaire that had fallen for an idol TWICE SANA

Sakura is an idol everyone thinks they know. Elias is a therapist who no longer wants to save anyone. They meet on a rooftop, seconds before one of them almost disappears. He is drunk, dying, and brutally honest. She is exhausted, terrified, and trapped inside perfection. He saves her life in the worst way possible. By refusing to comfort her. By treating her not like an idol, but like a person.

it started with rain. one small café tucked into a hongdae side street. one man behind the counter who keeps emergency towels for strangers, puts blankets on sleeping people like it costs him nothing, and calls a world barista championship medal "just a thing on a shelf." he's not trying to be anything. he's just - him. quiet and warm and completely, genuinely unaware of what he does to people. unfortunately for karina, winter, ningning, and giselle - he does a lot to people. a/n: Updates when my heart is full enough to write. Which, with these five, is always.

Monophobia (n.) Monophobia is an intense, irrational, and persistent fear of being alone, isolated, or without a specific person Yeon Y/N lives between screens and stages, his guitar speaking louder than he ever does. After leaving Korea for Japan, he builds a name that travels fast and fades just as quickly, measured in views, sound, and passing recognition. Then a familiar name appears again. Uchinaga Aeri. Someone from before the distance. Before everything turned quiet in a different way. They meet once again. #1 uchinagaaeri 2/5/26 #1 kpopxreader 4/3/26 Started: 2/3/26 Ended: Ongoing Nothing is owned by me. Everything you read here is purely fictional.

Suddenly finding herself in a dilemma that could define the future of her career, An Yujin is forced back into her hometown of Gyeokpo-ri. After not returning to the town for years, she now has to rebuild all of her bridges towards the town and even someone who hated her entirely. From the bright flashes of lights in the city to her humble abode in the small fishing town, where else could she find herself in when she goes... Off The Record?