Despite all the really heavy things that are revealed in this comic, it does have a happy ending. Really well-written story, and the art in in the story is way better than the banner implies.
One-shot. Pretty good, short story about the pressures of fitting in vs doing what you really want. There may be some dubcon here. A lot of character development for the uke was some how crammed into such a short story.
This sorta has a low-key rape-to-love romance, but the characters and the scheming/plot are so interesting you will likely end up not caring (it's also partially explained away as feeling destined). I found the scheming plot really engaging. Also the art is nice.
Really thought-provoking drama about 3 boys who are friends and what happens after one of them dies. There is a tragic element to this story, but it happens before the story starts, so I wouldn't really consider this a tragedy per se.
S&M drama with some 3P elements. The only issue is that the initial induction of the main character Hajoon into the sex games feels very dubcon for Eunwoo, so fair warning.
There are many couples here to suit any taste. Everyone is interesting to read about. Doesn't feel its length. The drama stops just shy of melodrama. All plot threads are resolved (unlike some manga), including all side-couples as well as relationships with parental figures.
Very quick and easy light drama between two couples with a slight fantastical element.
A light romance between adults, where one is an otaku trying to fly under the radar and the other is a horribly insecure gay guy who's had a crush on him for a long time. There are some really cringe moments early on where you're forced to suffer along with the character where something embarrassing happens, but it's not too bad. This is a nice, easy read.
A nice short drama about regrets, and realizing all you ever wanted was always right there in front of you, if you'd just reach out and take it. I like how with this one, the "return to the past" mechanic doesn't even involve magic.
Long, but well worth the read. A long, engaging conspiracy story with an evolving, complex plot, and a satisfying ending.
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