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Seol Ipsae likes to keep things simple and clean: relationships never go further than physical, and one night per guy is the standard, and only the best will do. So when he runs into the big, bumbling himbo Jeong Han-eum, he can’t believe his eyes; at first, it’s because the dude’s such a nerd, but then it’s because this nerd is hiding a big, uh, “secret.” Huge, in fact. Massive. One of the biggest Ipsae has ever seen. Y’know, maybe nerdy boys aren’t so bad after all…

Feared by name alone, Shin Juhyeok never expected his toughest challenge to be… raising a kid? After rescuing a young hybrid named Lee Hae-on from an accident, Juhyeok planned to keep him around just until he recovered. But the once-scrawny stray grows up—fast—and now towers over his reluctant guardian, refusing to leave his side. Juhyeok can handle gangs and thugs, but nothing could prepare him for this: Hae-on’s first heat. Sweet, clingy, and completely unaware of personal space, Hae-on’s affection is anything but subtle. Raising a hybrid was never part of the plan—but neither was falling for one.

For the chronically single and overworked Soohan, thirsting over his boss’s firm booty is his greatest guilty pleasure. It’s sad and pathetic, but after a long string of lousy exes and an even longer dry spell, the handsome and talented Mr. Woo seems just that much hotter. Sure, he comes with blazing red flags like his egocentric personality, his bizarre preferences, and his sadistic tendency to overwork his employees. But as off-putting as these qualities are, they aren’t enough to deter Soohan’s massive crush– especially when the man keeps calling him “babe” and giving him special attention outside the office. Why on earth is his demonic yet charming boss asking him to pick out his bedroom sheets and cooking him his favorite dinner when they aren’t even dating? Though he doesn’t want to get his hopes up, Soohan can’t help but wonder whether his self-centered boss is actually obsessed with him…!

※ This work contains depictions of coercive relationships, gaslighting, Stockholm syndrome, and other traumatic content that may be triggering for some readers. Viewer discretion is advised. Amidst his monotonous daily life, Jiwook experiences an unexpected change during a university group dinner. The boring evening takes a turn when Jiwook feels a strange attraction to one of the freshmen. Entranced by his beautiful face, Jiwook tries to approach him, but for some reason, the freshman seems disdainful toward him. Upset by the reaction, Jiwook decides to teach the freshman a lesson. However, things soon take a completely different direction from what Jiwook was expecting. The next day, Jiwook wakes up to an unfamiliar ceiling, his body covered in someone’s semen. He learns that he has stumbled into an unbelievably terrible trap. “You don’t know how relieved I am. The way your eyes glaze over when you see something worth hunting is exactly the same.” Jiwook, accustomed to dominating others with violence, finds himself hopelessly ensnared by the captivating freshman, Juyeon. Unaware of Juyeon’s dangerous game and true intentions, Jiwook is dragged into a personal hell designed just for him.

Victor, a brilliant doctor, refuses to accept the death of his beloved Henry. Driven by a desperate desire to bring him back, Victor digs up Henry’s grave in an attempt to bring him back to life. But in a drunken fit, Victor creates not one, but three strange creatures from Henry’s remains. Each carries a part of the man he loved: one has his heart, one has his face, and one has his genitals. Now Victor must decide which one holds his lover’s soul. Or perhaps, could there still be a way to see Henry whole again?

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After pushing back and delaying well beyond the acceptable timeframe for his engagement, Jungyeom finds himself in a difficult position. Unable to overcome the pressure from his future in-laws’ household, he is set to be married. However, there is already someone in his life whom he would never trade for anything in the world. His one and only younger brother—whom he personally took everything from and locked away—is his love, his everything. During one particularly bitter winter, when all hope was pinned on a desiccant spring, Jungyeom once again heads to his lover’s room. “So, how is it, hyung-nim? How does it feel to be marrying my woman?” MGS Note: Not actual brothers.

Geon is a personal trainer in desperate need of new clients or else he’ll be fired. So when he encounters the overweight Gyuwon decked out in designer brands, he sees it as a golden opportunity. Unfortunately, this comes at the cost of heeding Gyuwon’s request to go on a date with him once he achieves his dream body. When Gyuwon transforms into Geon’s ideal type a year later, Geon finds himself slowly drawn to him. Will Geon be able to resist the seemingly perfect younger, rich, and hot guy? Or will he succumb to temptation and fall for him?

I only drank (a lot of) strawberry milk… But one day, out of nowhere, strawberry milk started coming out of my chest! To make things worse, at night my body heats up and my head fills with sexual thoughts. I tried to deal with it on my own, but… “If I do it with a guy… maybe it’ll be different…” At that moment, one person came to mind— a childhood friend I used to be close with, but now things are awkward between us: Kim Yushin, who became a national team medalist! The day we met up for a group project, I had the terrible luck of him catching me while I was masturbating! But then… “I’ll help you… with that. Your sexual desire.” Is he really planning to help me? To satisfy this craving…? But… even if that’s the case… this is just too much… “Y-You can’t… suck me there too…!”

Dante, who lives with the secret of being immortal. Dante, a repairman, witnesses a murder at the house of his client, Demis, and asks Demis to kill him. Demis refuses, but later learns that Dante is immortal and becomes interested in him, promising to kill him…

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Song Gi Tae was walking around with his boyfriend when suddenly everything went dark. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself chained to the wall in a room with no windows… Worse, there was someone he didn’t know with him.

Ex-convict Park Mokhwa wants nothing more than to keep his head low and stay out of anything that has to do with his past. However, his new-found tranquility as a florist is shattered by the appearance of Kim Nakwon, corrupt cop and unabashed hedonist. Nakwon is sure that Mokhwa’s the key to cracking an important case, and he’ll do anything to get the taciturn man to talk. The best way to make someone confess is to cause them pain, and Nakwon thinks he knows just what’ll hurt Mokhwa the most. But despite Nakwon’s best efforts, Mokhwa continues to stay silent. It’s not often that life doesn’t go the way Nakwon wants it to, so his obsession with Mokhwa only grows stronger…

At the age of 13, Dolsoe, who blushed just looking at the youngest woman, soon grew up to be a strong young man. There is a different tension between the woman who has become more mature and beautiful and her childhood friend Yeoreum

Naui’s nights have been disturbed for a month by the moaning sounds coming from his neighbor living in room 302. He was planning to confront the man living next door but he turns out to be a tall, tattooed and scary guy. His neighbor, Muhyeok, mistakes Naui for a package thief and catches him with a dildo. “Naui-ssi, should we use the dildo?” What the hell is he talking about?!

Stepping in a puddle, slipping and falling, getting pooped on by a bird– Hwibum seems to attract misfortune like a magnet. Universally acknowledged as the unluckiest guy on Earth, he finds himself partnered with Yeonwoo, a student with the gloomiest aura he’s ever seen, for a group project. Initially attributing it to his typical luck, Hwibum is surprised when Yeonwoo not only takes on the project single-handedly but also brings an unexpected twist to Hwibum’s fortune. As Hwibum starts to revel in his newfound luck, he dismisses the subtle signs of Yeonwoo’s seemingly growing obsession. Is Hwibum truly starting to turn his luck around with this relationship, or is there more to Yeonwoo’s fixation than meets the eye?