Yaoi

Baek Suwon is an S-Class Guide known for his explosive attitude. On top of that, he’s completely repulsed by any physically intimate guiding and insists on working as a guide without physical contact. After repeatedly fighting off Espers who try to overstep his boundaries, Suwon is on the verge of being kicked out of the association… As a last-ditch effort, he’s sent off on an assignment to be the exclusive guide for S-Class Esper: Gong Ian. And as luck would have it, things start off on the wrong foot and only get worse from there with the pair. Suwon’s new Esper assignment ends up being none other than the same guy who previously inappropriately rubbed up against his ass on a bus. To top it off, Suwon is stuck on a one-month-long live-in guiding assignment with this creep. But…the more Suwon fights him back, the more it seems to turn the creep on…100% he’s not right in the head! “Suwon, do you know something? I want you to break me ♥” Can Suwon really hold out an entire month without any physical guiding?

Jeongcheol’s life has now been turned upside down. He is a gambler, a loser, and has lost his marriage of ten years. Just when he has started to get back to terms with his bad situation, the person responsible for it shows up again in his life and that person is Ji Minyeong. He had feared Ji Minyeong and yet had loved her more than anyone else. She stands in front of him with the same voice that had haunted him in the past and says:

“I will stay with you until the day you die, Cheol.”

Soohyeon has a quiet and simple life in the rural countryside, running a small general store and gardening to develop a simple, homey atmosphere, but her world is turned upside down at the news of a luxury hotel plan; this new hotel project is to be developed by Taeyeon, who appears to be the complete opposite of anything you’d expect a construction manager to look like; he appears to be an intimidating gangster boss type instead. After hearing that all of the grandmas in the village have warned Soohyeon not to engage with him at all, Soohyeon continues to be unafraid of him and doesn’t let his attempts at bribing Soohyeon with sweet treats affect him in any way; instead, she remains strong. Their personalities couldn’t be more different, and when an unexpected incident causes her biggest secret to come out, their personalities clash so much that they create an unanticipated mixture of sweetness, spiceness, and chaos that neither one anticipated.

When Little A arrives at his uncle’s farm to be reunited with him he discovers that his uncle has disappeared and the entire atmosphere is creepy and quiet. He finds an entry in a “bible” on how to care for livestock…and he realizes that this farm has humans for livestock. Little A must now act as the farm manager for Mr. A’s farm producing livestock products with “human-beasts” that are treated like livestock because they are bred for their byproducts, while continuing to successfully operate the farm until his uncle returns.

Ko Woonha spends his life chasing one high after another, but nothing ever really hits him. Pain, pleasure — it’s all just numb.That changes the night he sleeps with Cha Gyuwon, the younger brother of his regular fuck buddy. For the first time, Woonha actually feels real, raw desire.The problem is Gyuwon is everything Woonha claims to hate: younger, completely inexperienced, and dead set on staying a virgin until marriage. He still believes in that pure, forever-first-love fantasy.Woonha tells himself it was a stupid mistake and tries to forget it ever happened.Until the truth crashes down on him harder than he ever expected: Gyuwon might be the only person who can make him feel anything — in his body and in his heart.

Oldenlandt an uncharted continent lies in eternal winter with it’s Grand Duke Giesel Zvendard. Because of Giesel’s coldness and power, and the rumored source of his monster-blood, he is both feared by everyone. Although he has a desire to just quietly continue his magical studies while enjoying tea in his private area; Giesel’s wish to live quietly is destroyed with the arrival of a bride from the southern kingdom of Cornia.

On what should be the wedding day of his sister, the young knight Rensley Mallosen, an illegitimate child of the last monarch of Cornia, has put on his sister’s veil to take her place as her fiancé. Owing to the fact that Rensley wishes to hide his identity for as long as he can, he sets off to explore the castle and breaks up the long-standing monotony of the ice citadel’s daily routine.

In his tumultuous life, Seoyoon Moon has faced many adversities including his mother’s death, his father’s infidelity and giving up the only thing he loves—his piano—but one thing he is grateful for is Yeonjae Woo, his best friend. In an unexpected twist of fate, Seoyoon has developed feelings for Yeonjae’s best friend; however, Yeonjae currently has a girlfriend. However, Yeonjae likes to toy with their boundaries by crossing the line into something more than just friends.

The cover of Seoyoon’s Korean novel has the title “Sun Show”, which is it’s English title. (The cover does not have a Korean title; only the author’s name.)

In middle school, Seong Hwimin got caught with a secret photo of his crush, Han Jeongwon.It blew up for a second and everyone started talking. Luckily — or unluckily — Hwimin was already the quiet rock-obsessed loner, so the drama died down fast and nobody really cared.Years went by and the popular, always-in-the-middle-of-everything Han Jeongwon and the outcast Seong Hwimin never crossed paths again.Eventually even the dark days when Hwimin used to think “Maybe I should just die” turned into embarrassing memories he can laugh about now.These days Hwimin lives a quiet, ordinary life — playing in a nobody band and juggling three part-time jobs just to get by.Then one random night he finds Han Jeongwon drunk and alone in an alley.Hwimin helps him up and Jeongwon looks at him with hazy eyes.“…Can I stay at your place?”Before Hwimin can answer, Jeongwon adds with a crooked little smile,“I’ll repay you with my body.”

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After being buried in work for what felt like forever, Isaac finally let loose and drank a bit too much during a night out with his only real friend, James. It had been ages since he got that drunk, and when he came to the next morning in a hotel room, he wasn’t alone.

Lying beside him was Theodore — his old boarding school roommate — someone he hadn’t seen since he vanished years ago without warning. Their reunion didn’t feel casual or coincidental. Something about Theodore’s sudden reappearance didn’t sit right, and the way he acted… it wasn’t exactly how an old friend would behave.

Why did he come back now? What does he really want from Isaac?

Sangwoo Choo follows rules without feeling or emotion, so when all of the other guys in his group got a free ride on the project, he didn’t give them anything credit for and as a result, Jaeyoung, the college senior, cannot graduate, so now he’s going to keep bothering Sangwoo for revenge. How can Sangwoo debug Jaeyoung — a semantic error — out of his perfectly functioning life?

“Here’s my suggestion: Let’s have sexual intercourse whenever I want to.”

Han-gyeol Jo glanced at his computer, paying attention to the monitor that displayed the above words and then scanned his deserted work area to ensure that no one saw him reading it. Typical behavior from a male who is living a double life.

Daytime: assistant manager. Professional. Well-dressed. An employee who arrives early, leaves late, and never gives anyone a reason to take notice.

Nighttime: BJ (Boy Jock). One of the most prominent figures in the worldwide live webcasting industry. Openly gay and proud of it. Loved by a fan base (his “dudes”) that spans three different continents. A type of attention that could never intersect with his day job.

He has spent…..years constructing strong boundaries between these two identities. Carefully and very purposefully. In his mind there are two separate realities; there are no connections between them.

In high school, Seo Chiyeong secretly crushed hard on Jang Uigun, but he turned her down flat.More than ten years later, they bump into each other completely by chance.Uigun stares right through her like he doesn’t remember her at all. His eyes are still glued to that same one person.And that’s when Chiyeong finally realizes the truth… Uigun is carrying his own painful, one-sided love that never worked out either.

Ban lives in District Zero’s slum as an errand service worker. This means he does errands for others; they usually don’t want to do them. One day Ban was working for his criminal employer Shinwi; he had to complete an errand that took him to find out something unknown to him – Project W. Ban wants to find out about Project W, because he wants to help Ray; Ray was a police officer who took Ban in as a child and whom Ban has loved secretly his entire life. As Ban looks for information on Project W’s substance and the related conspiracy, he begins to uncover information that Ray has hidden from him while trying to decide between his loyalty to Shinwi and his love for Ray.

Hector never thought his father’s final legacy would amount to more than marble and myth.

A well-known master sculptor in the art world, Hector’s father passed away only days before the unveiling of a highly anticipated work he had created—Minor: David. As Hector wanders through his father’s things, putting all the pieces together, he finds a hidden away villa from the world. What he discovers is life-changing.

Inside, Hector finds Enoch—a subdued, ungainly young man whose presence is unsettling, but captivating all the same. Hector cannot remember him—he knows nothing about him. But the likeness is uncanny: Enoch is the spitting image of the statue his father had secretly carved.

But Enoch is not a muse by choice.

Caught between grief and obsession, Hector’s fascination makes a dangerously intense turn. Enoch feels that monstrosity emerging, and he knows he has to run. What follows is a dangerous game—split between a chase and a descent into the primal instincts that resides in each one of us. In this mute struggle of predator versus prey, only one truth remains:

Art reveals the soul…but it can also expose the monster lurking within it.

Han Woojin, a reclusive scientist with an obsession for laboratory experimentation, has a reputation for being unable to control his physical responses whenever he makes an important scientific breakthrough; this is why he’s been given the nickname of “Mad Woojin”. His search is not motivated by greed or any preconceived notion of fate, since Han travels alone to Deokmu Mountain solely to see if the stories circulating about the existence of a goblin that grants wishes and gives away gold are accurate. While on this expedition, however, Han doesn’t uncover treasure, but rather meets Baekbaek who happens to be the god of wealth. Woojin is determined to treat Baekbaek as though he’s the rarest specimen known to man by conducting many experiments on him until they’ve both reached their limit.