Monsters - All

Hunter Cha Eui-jae, who was dispatched to seal a rift that appeared over the West Sea, was flung out as soon as he closed the rift. When he came to his senses, he was lying in a garbage dump. Starving, he was drawn like a zombie is to blood to a hangover soup restaurant, where he realized that he had fallen into South Korea, eight years in the future. In this era, disaster alerts notify people of rift openings in advance, ASMR videos of slimes gathered from dungeons were trending, and idle hunters livestream unboxings of A-rank longswords. Unlike the past, where people trembled in fear of an impending apocalypse, the future was surprisingly peaceful, leaving Cha Eui-jae feeling empty. Since things had turned out this way, why not start a second chapter of life as a part-timer at the hangover soup restaurant, rather than being a hunter? “That’s strange.” “…” “Have we met somewhere before?” Cha Eui-jae’s plan to quietly spend his remaining days as the only part-time worker at the decades-old hangover soup restaurant goes awry when he encounters a mysterious, gas-masked individual…

In the blessed land of Trastasa, Na-in is the cherished companion of Amon, the great and omnipotent god. Though Amon treats him with apparent tenderness, his cruel and indifferent ways haunt Na-in’s every moment. When a striking servant with rare pink features called Rhan Gwen arrives, Na-in expects to lose Amon’s attention. Instead, he discovers something unsettling… Rhan Gwen shows no interest in Amon, only in Na-in himself. As this mysterious yet beautiful man offers the gentle understanding Na-in has always craved, he faces an impossible choice between familiar darkness and uncertain warmth.

TW: non-con, gang rape, etc.
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The renowned adventurer, Reon.
He takes on the mission to rescue the captured villagers after passing through a raided village.
However, what awaited him was a horrible nightmare that would shred his pride and body…
What will be the fate of Reon, who became the goblins’ prey?

In a world where dungeons appear randomly, some humans manifest as Hunters. In return for serving the nation for ten years as a mandatory requirement, the siblings of Hunters are exempt from enlisting in the South Korean military. Due to this, adopting a child with the potential of becoming a hunter has become a trend for the wealthy. Yeonwoo wasn’t any different than those typical cases. He was adopted, became a Hunter, and joined the military in the place of his younger stepbrother, Jungwoo, who was only a year younger than him. In Yeonwoo’s fifth year serving in the military, an unidentified dungeon appears near the university that Jungwoo attends. Yeonwoo voluntarily throws himself into that dungeon. Therefore, Mo Yeonwoo, as the elder brother and Hunter who enlisted on behalf of Jungwoo, was obligated to protect Mo Jungwoo’s peaceful life in any way he could. The day before enlisting, even with Jungwoo struggling to refuse, Yeonwoo pinned down Jungwoo through brute force, sucked his dick, and shoved it into his own hole. He had to pay the price. Even if it cost his life.

Guide Heo Yoonjae thought he was done with the field after losing his esper to a brutal rampage, but fate seems to have other plans. On a trip to the Guiding Center for a one-day commission, Yoonjae finds himself faced with Woo Sanghyuk, an A-rank esper with a god complex and a reputation for blowing through guides like tissues. But Yoonjae isn’t just any old guide, and he refuses to let an uppity young esper call the shots. Once Sanghyuk gets a taste of real guiding, he’ll be putty in the palm of Yoonjae’s hand. Or so he hopes, anyway.

When monsters show up, espers rise as heroes. But to Doyeong, they’re nothing but glorified weapons. However, when Doyeong is dragged into the United Esper-Guide Force Command, he is declared the perfect guide for the two most powerful espers alive: brothers Kangjoon and Yijoon. Thrust into a love triangle shaped by power and survival, Doyeong has to choose who and what he’s willing to endure.

It’s been three years since Weon met Toram at his restaurant and they hit it off as friends. Despite his bad luck in love, Weon always has Toram’s sympathetic ear and tasty fried shrimp to cheer him up. However, their friendship is threatened when Weon discovers Toram is a divine snail masquerading as a human! Once the divine world finds out Toram got caught by a human, he’ll be demoted to a regular snail and Weon will never see him again… unless he helps Toram earn enough good karma to offset his punishment in just two weeks!

Dowon chose to be a freelance guide for the freedom to do other things, but his cold and demanding esper, Kwonwoo, calls him for guiding every day without fail. Although he thinks he has his hands full already, he’s proven wrong when Kwonwoo loses eight years of his memories and his powers due to an accident on the job. Now it’s up to Dowon to restore both by giving the mentally 20-year-old Kwonwoo the kind of intimate guiding he always refused before. But surprisingly, this cheery and affectionate Kwonwoo seems all too eager to take things to the next level…

Ju Minchan had always suffered from frequent fevers as a kid because of some unfortunate curse. Now as a young adult, his condition has worsened into seizures which he can only keep at bay by hunting spirits. As if things couldn’t get any worse, the effectiveness of this method starts diminishing as his seizures become more recurrent. Then, he learns about a powerful being who could lift his curse. Despite the risk that comes with hunting down this being, Minchan readily jumps at this chance to finally escape his harsh fate only to find out that he was never destined to live a normal life…