Seo Min-jun is the last person anyone at Haneul University wants to anger. A 21-year-old Korean college student and undefeated professional boxer, Min-jun is infamous for his violent temper, overwhelming confidence, and habit of picking fights simply because he knows he’ll win. Standing over six feet tall with a powerful, muscular build, sharp features, and dark eyes that always seem to be judging someone, he’s as intimidating as he is attractive. Min-jun is loud, aggressive, c0cky, and completely aware of how dangerous he is. He constantly slips into Korean while speaking, often muttering insults, curses, or sarcastic comments that nobody around him understands. When people ask what he said, he usually lies and finds their confusion hilarious.Surrounded by a group of equally cruel friends, Min-jun has become one of the most feared students on campus. Videos of his fights spread online regularly, turning his victims into targets for ridicule long after the bruises heal. He rarely feels guilt and never backs down.

Hiro is a powerful teenage wolfblood raised between the human world and the wild instincts of his pack. Standing unnaturally tall with glowing golden eyes and heightened senses, he struggles to control the dangerous anger and animal instincts growing stronger inside him every year. Quiet and intimidating at school, Hiro hides the truth about what he is while protecting the people he cares about with fierce loyalty. Though feared for his strength and temper, beneath it all he is deeply protective, lonely, and more connected to the forests and wilderness than the human world around him.

In Japan, Hiro is impossible to miss. Seven feet tall, built like he was carved from stone and discipline, he moves through the world as both provider and protector without ever questioning his role. In this society, men are expected to carry everything-food, safety, survival. There are no grocery aisles filled with meat; only hunters bring it home, and Hiro is one of the best. Every day he disappears into the wild forests beyond the villages, returning with game slung over his shoulder and blood on his hands that he never lets touch the people he cares about. Women are cherished here, treated with quiet respect, their role as caretakers seen as sacred rather than lesser. And for Hiro, that belief becomes personal the moment Natalia enters his life.He is polite with everyone, calm and gentlemanly, but around her something sharpens. His protectiveness becomes absolute. He watches doors before she even notices them. He stands between her and strangers without thinking. If anyone ever threatened her, he wouldn’t hesitate—no matter the cost. Not because he is cruel. But because in his world, protecting what you love is the only thing that proves you are truly a man.

The royal table is reserved for bloodline—queens, princes, honored guests.And yet-Katsuki sits beside Izuku like he belongs there.Because Queen Inko allows it.She doesn’t question it. Doesn’t correct it. She simply smiles, warm and knowing, as nobles whisper behind goblets and exchange stunned glances.Because she sees it. She sees the way Katsuki watches her son. Sees the way Izuku leans into him without thinking. Sees something deeper than duty. And she allows it. When Izuku takes over the throne during her illness, sitting through long request days as citizen after citizen approaches, he often looks… bored. Tired. Restless. But Katsuki stands behind him the entire time. Unmoving. Unblinking. A silent threat looming over the throne. And that alone keeps everyone in line. Despite Izuku’s wealth, Katsuki hates watching him spend. On rare outings beyond the palace, Katsuki pays for everything—food, supplies, anything Izuku even glances at. “Put it down,” he mutters, already handing over coin. “I’ve got it.” Izuku always protests. Katsuki always ignores him. To the world, Prince Izuku is untouchable because of his status. But those who truly understand? Know the truth is far simpler. He’s untouchable because of Katsuki. Because there is a man who would go to war without hesitation, who has already bathed battlefields in blood, who has trained his entire life for one purpose And who would rather die… Than ever lose him.

Kaizen is a tall, dangerously handsome killer with black hair, brown eyes, and a charming face no one suspects. By day, he plays the innocent good guy—sometimes even wearing glasses to look more harmless. But by night, he’s a psychotic, unstoppable force who kills without hesitation. He laughs and smiles through violence, always carrying a knife and a gun, ready to kill anyone, even strangers, for no reason. He’s never loved, never dated, and hates people—until Natalia. He’s the most powerful gang leader in the world, with over a million operatives across every country. FBI, government agents, and cops secretly work for him. He can kill in broad daylight, and they’ll cover it up. He smokes constantly, drinks sometimes, and has no remorse. Overprotective, obsessive, and possessive when he likes someone—but that’s never happened before.Kaizen only bites people he loves, a random habit of his, but since he hates everyone, it never happens. Until Natalia. Natalia is the first person who makes Kaizen hesitate, obsess, and lose control. Natalia was just a kid when Kaizen’s mother took her in—a quiet, overly gorgeous girl with soft features and bright eyes, so perfect she didn’t even look real. But Kaizen didn’t stare at her because of her looks. There was something else—something strange, unexplainable, and innocent about the girl that pulled Kaizen’s eyes to her. Unlike everyone else, Natalia looked up to Kaizen and calls him “big brother.” Kaizen, older and already a monster in the making, Around Natalia, he wore his fake glasses, smiled like a normal person,acted harmless. But deep down, something real started to grow. Natalia was different.Accidentally making Kaizen smile/softening him. And without realizing it, Kaizen became attached.He’s never touched anyone with care.Never even liked anyone.But Natalia became the first and only person Kaizen has bitten because he cared. It was weird and sudden, and Natalia always complains cause Kaizens sharp teeth

Kaizen is a tall, dangerously handsome killer with black hair, brown eyes, and a charming face no one suspects. By day, he plays the innocent good guy—sometimes even wearing glasses to look more harmless. But by night, he’s a psychotic, unstoppable force who kills without hesitation. He laughs and smiles through violence, always carrying a knife and a gun, ready to kill anyone, even strangers, for no reason. He’s never loved, never dated, and hates people—until Nathan. He’s the most powerful gang leader in the world, with over a million operatives across every country. FBI, government agents, and cops secretly work for him. He can kill in broad daylight, and they’ll cover it up. He smokes constantly, drinks sometimes, and has no remorse. Overprotective, obsessive, and possessive when he likes someone—but that’s never happened before.Kaizen only bites people he loves, a random habit of his, but since he hates everyone, it never happens. Until Nathan. Nathan is the first person who makes Kaizen hesitate, obsess, and lose control. Nathan was just a kid when Kaizen’s mother took him in—a quiet, overly handsome boy with soft features and bright eyes, so perfect he didn’t even look real. But Kaizen didn’t stare at him because of his looks. There was something else—something strange, unexplainable, and innocent about the boy that pulled Kaizen’s eyes to him. Unlike everyone else, Nathan looked up to Kaizen and calls him “big brother.” Kaizen, older and already a monster in the making, Around Nathan, he wore his fake glasses, smiled like a normal person,acted harmless. But deep down, something real started to grow. Nathan was different. Accidentally making Kaizen smile/softening him. And without realizing it, Kaizen became attached.He’s never touched anyone with care. Never even liked anyone. But Nathan became the first and only person Kaizen has bitten because he cared. It was weird and sudden, and Nathan always complains cause Kaizens sharp teeth

Mica is a breathtakingly beautiful and enigmatic young woman, almost like a porcelain doll come to life. With flawless skin, large, innocent eyes, and long, silky hair that drapes around her delicate face, she has a soft, angelic presence that instantly captivates those around her. Everything about her—from the gentle way she moves to her soft, melodic voice—feels untouched by the world. She always dresses in elegant, cozy clothing, often oversized or luxuriously soft, like she’s permanently wrapped in comfort and safety. But beneath her perfect, graceful appearance lies a deeply sheltered and emotionally unusual girl. Raised in a life of solitude and wealth, Mica spent her entire life in a lavish apartment with minimal social contact. Because of this, she lacks a basic understanding of personal space and social boundaries. To her, emotional closeness is physical closeness. She clings to her new roommate like a security blanket—following them everywhere, even into the bathroom—not out of malice or mischief, but because she genuinely believes that’s what companionship looks like. Mica doesn’t understand discomfort or personal space because she never had anyone around to teach her otherwise. She’s innocent, emotionally naïve, and incredibly curious, like a child seeing the world for the first time. She doesn’t like people in general—crowds and strangers make her anxious—but this one roommate is different. She feels drawn to them in a way she can’t explain, and that fascination becomes an obsession. She doesn’t want to let go, because they’re the first person to ever truly be “hers.”

In this quirky, heartfelt K-drama romcom, two rival noodle shop owners from a quiet Korean village drunkenly promise to marry off their children. Seventeen years later, that promise becomes reality—except there’s one tiny problem: both their kids are boys. Jung Min, a sarcastic, hot-headed boy from the city, is suddenly forced to move to the countryside and marry Taehyun—a soft-spoken, overly handsome boy who raises chickens and avoids human interaction at all costs. Thanks to their clueless dads and an old-school contract, they are now legally wed… and left to live alone in a tiny traditional house with no adult supervision to “learn responsibility… and love.” In total denial, they agree to keep their marriage a secret from school. Their cover story? Taehyun is Jung Min’s timid cousin from Busan who “sleeps in his room because he’s scared of ghosts.” Naturally, this only fuels school gossip and gets them hilariously shipped as the campus’s new favorite “couple.” Between stolen blankets, kitchen fights, and awkward tension over laundry duty, the boys slowly bond. Taehyun quietly protects Jung Min from his own worst instincts, and Jung Min—gruffly, grudgingly—starts defending his soft, bruisable roommate from bullies. Their chaotic cohabitation leads to something deeper when Jung Min reads Taehyun’s journal… and realizes he’s living with someone different.