Koreanfolklore Stories

[I do not own HQ or Spirited Away] When Akitsuki Song (y/n) goes to Japan with her brother Nico, they expect to have fun with their father. However their good luck began to turn when they approached an abandoned amusement park... But it's all up to fate as (y/n) discovers what truly happened and what gave way to her discovering the bathhouse that could only be found by spirits.

"eotteon geosdeureun geunyang sarajiji anhneunda" The hype returns as the idol girl group, HUNTR/X, is undefeatable within the music industry. Following a big hit comeback, fans are more intrigued by the variety of songs the girls will perform and are eager for the upcoming events as Chuseok approaches. For Yena, this should be a breath of fresh air... not quite. The boys are back, more determined and ready to take your souls.

"Once he find his soulmate, he will eat their heart!" I fell in love with my bestfriend cousin. But her cousin...is not a human?

Tigers are often viewed as guardians of the mountains in korea. They symbolize strength and power. But most commonly, fear. ......... A changgwi is a spirit of a man that died from getting eaten by a tiger that he was supposed to hunt. The spirit was said to be enslaved by the tiger who killed him. To be able to rest in peace, it needs to find another being who can replace him. Thousands of years had passed, he finally found a replacement.

is a haunting tale of tragic love and lingering sorrow. Once known as Eun-ju, a radiant bride left heartbroken by the loss of her beloved in war, her spirit now roams an ancient hanok. On moonlit nights, her ethereal presence glides silently along the stone paths of a forgotten pavilion, her soft lament a poignant reminder of love lost and promises unfulfilled. This spectral figure, enshrouded in mystery and delicate grace, embodies both the beauty and the melancholy of a love that defies time. There's so much more to explore about the motifs that weave this ghostly narrative-for instance, the symbolic interplay of moonlight and memory in Korean folklore, or how this story reflects deep-seated cultural beliefs about love and loss.

Author: Gardenymph [my new pen name (⁠ᗒ⁠ᗩ⁠ᗕ⁠)୧⁠(⁠＾⁠ ⁠〰⁠ ⁠＾⁠)⁠୨ʕ⁠っ⁠•⁠ᴥ⁠•⁠ʔ⁠っ] Started: 12/02/26 _________ 🫐Summary🫐 Joseon era. One eunuch. One Dragon. One tragic love story. Two lifetimes. Second chances. One Hotel director. Same Dragon. _________ [Inspired from: Dawn of the Dragon!] [These characters are owned by me though.] [Artworks not owned by me, credit goes to the talented artists.] [Copyrighted©]

Jiwon, a twelve-year old girl with a quick wit, a ravenous desire for learning, and a hidden talent for dance finds her world turn upside down when she discovers that her mother is a former royal gisaeng--girls and women raised and trained to entertain the Royal Family. Her mother has always warned her to be cautious, never stand out and always follow the crowd. But with a face which half was covered by an unruly birthmark, she always gets herself into trouble, no matter how many times she tries to hide and avoid it. Even though her mother doesn't want it, Jiwon will be forced to enter the Palace, train and become one of the royal giseangs herself. She will compete with other girls, and she will realize that the gisaengs in the Palace are not only there to entertain the Royal Family or the envoys from other kingdoms . . . Enter Yul Geom, a fourteen-year old boy who settles in life that all he wants is to play with his friends, hunt in the woods, and live in isolation. His world is shaken when he's found that the only family by blood in his life--his sister--is seized by the imperial monks also known as, Dharmas. Yul Geom doesn't know why his sister is kept by the Dharmas, but he could not waste time thinking about the answer. He has to act soon, or it may be too late for him to rescue his sister alive. As their paths draw inevitably toward the Palace, Jiwon and Yul Geom will discover that survival is not won by hiding or remaining silent, but by confronting the savage spirits that rule both the court-and themselves.

ECLIPSE (K-Pop Demon Hunters AU) Seo Harin has spent her whole life being the kind of person no one looks twice at-quiet, capable, easy to overlook. But when she's pulled into the orbit of HUNTRIX during their escalating war against the Saja Boys, she starts noticing things that don't make sense: lights flickering when she's afraid, wounds that close too quickly when she's too close, a strange warmth in her chest whenever the music turns into something sharper than sound. And then there's Jinu. He's everything the world says he is-beautiful, lethal, untouchable. The kind of idol people worship without realizing worship is power. Harin should hate him. She should fear him. Instead, she keeps finding him where she shouldn't... and he keeps doing things that feel like mistakes-hesitating, protecting, watching her like he's trying to remember a dream he isn't allowed to have. The closer they get, the worse the war becomes. HUNTRIX starts to suspect Harin is more than human. The Saja Boys start to circle. And whatever owns Jinu begins to pull tighter every time he reaches for her-like the universe itself is warning them that light and darkness aren't meant to touch. But some connections don't care what's allowed. Some loves don't save you. They eclipse you.

Breaking out of her hiatus, Yena rejoins her fellow huntresses in saving the world. This time, the stakes are higher than ever before, new hype, new competition, and a revelation she never could have expected. Her voice, her passion, is being targeted, and it's only a matter of time before it's too late. Idol by day, hunter at night. "annyeonghaseyo, jeoneun huntricks yenaipnida."