Male protagonists I love

⚰[I have a little secret: I’m actually from a distant alien planet. After working myself to the bone without a single day off, no pay, and endless overtime, I had enough. So, to quit my crappy job, I escaped to a far-off planet called ‘Earth.’ As a soul, no less! But then…I reincarnated into a body that had starved to death?!]

⚰[I sacrificed my precious vacation to attend a pop-up event of a certain modern horror fantasy? I loved so much. And on that very day, I got transported into that fantasy horror world. As none other than a newly hired employee at a renowned major corporation! Using my knowledge of the world, I quickly climb the corporate ladder! But am I happy, you ask? Please, let me go back home.]

?[Seo Gio was just a normal art teacher in the school, but because of the fire accident in the school, he saved his students and sacrificed himself in the fire. Somehow after his death, he was summoned into the other world... No, should we say he became the "portrait" ghost?]

⚰ [Year 2044. Right before the global explosion of dungeons—the end of the world. And…when I opened my eyes again, it was twenty years before the end. I, Woo Hwijae, must stop the apocalypse to secure my retirement plan!]

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⚰ [When I opened my eyes, I was inside a novel; [The Birth of a Hero]. [The Birth of a Hero] was a novel focused on the adventures of the main character, Choi Han. I became a part of that novel as the tr*sh of the Count’s family who messes with Choi Han, only to get beaten to a pulp. “…This is going to be a problem.”]

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⚰ [Popular and carefree, Nam Woo-ri is killed by his classmate Shin Su-bin on his 25th birthday—without knowing why. Waking up in his high school days, he faces his killer again. With only one life left, he must get close to Shin Su-bin to survive!]

[These two men are not friends, not lovers, not family. But they still want to be near each other. A chance encounter leads to two former classmates living together. A very relaxed slice of life manga series, trying to break free from the urge to label relationships a certain way.]