histórias de Boyshighschool

Luna's life is like a modern day fairy tale. Instead of a having a wicked step-mom, she has an evil step-dad. Living with him is like living with a nightmare that she has no choice but to endure. Staring a new school she is forced to hide who she is but due to bad luck on her part, is found out by two mysterious guys. How far will she go to protect her secret? How close will she let these strangers into her life? Who are these men that seem to hold her close and why are they drawn to her?

Lisa has one last chance at saving her future-but it means disguising herself as a boy and enrolling in Seoul's most prestigious all-boys school. As "Kang Luca," she's determined to lay low, ace her grades, and avoid drawing attention. But boys are drama. Between dangerous dares, a chaotic duo of dormmates, a silent kitten, a broody boy from her past, and a growing pile of secrets, Lisa's balancing act is on the edge. One slip-and everything comes crashing down. In a school full of rules, Luca's breaking all of them... just to survive.

Title: The Chaos Called Lucifer A Bl fangirl in boys High school. Lucifer never intended to stand out. She never intended to cause trouble either. But trouble had a way of finding her, or rather, she had a way of creating it. When she transferred into St. Hades Boys' High School, everyone thought it was a mistake. A fragile, delicate girl in an all-boys school? Impossible. But the administration had made it clear-there was no other choice. Lucifer had earned her spot here, and they weren't about to make exceptions just because of her gender. Then came Class C-better known as C Company, where 'C' stood for Chaos. It was where the school dumped the troublemakers, the rebels, the ones too wild for normal classrooms. Expulsions were rare, fights were frequent, and respect was earned through survival. And now, they had a girl in their midst. At first, the boys of Class C thought it was a joke. Lucifer looked soft, quiet, and way too breakable to survive in their jungle. They expected her to cry, to beg for a transfer, to run away within a week. They were wrong. Lucifer wasn't just chaos-she was the eye of the storm. By the end of her first week, she had: Outsmarted the school's most feared delinquent, Kai, in a battle of wits. Left the teachers speechless when she aced a surprise test (while doodling in her notebook). Staged a rebellion in the cafeteria after they refused to serve an extra plate of fries. Made the principal seriously consider if transferring her out was a safer option for the school. But Lucifer wasn't planning on leaving. If Class C was chaos, then she would be its queen. The real question was: Could the school handle her? Or would they be the ones begging her to leave first? Let the games begin.