Hwangjewa Bimil Yeonae Junginde Naneun Geugeol Molla

Who Made Me a Princess

Athanasia de Alger Obelia is the forsaken princess of the Obelian Empire, destined for a tragic end in the novel The Lovely Princess. Her mother died in childbirth, and her father, the cold-blooded Emperor Claude, never showed her any affection. Ultimately, she is framed for a crime and executed by the very man whose love she always yearned for. A modern woman who has read the novel suddenly wakes up in the body of baby Athanasia, with full knowledge of the doomed fate that awaits her. Determined to survive, she plans to avoid her tyrannical father's attention and hoard valuables to fund her escape. However, her plan goes awry when she meets the emperor at only five years of age. Now she m

The Reason Why Raeliana Ended Up at the Duke's Mansion

Park Eunha despierta en el cuerpo de Raeliana McMillan, la hija mayor de un barón adinerado, dentro del mundo de una novela que leyó en su vida anterior. Aunque su nueva familia la quiere, su papel en la historia es el de un simple recurso argumental: su muerte a manos de su prometido es el suceso que pone en marcha toda la trama. Decidida a no aceptar ese destino, Raeliana busca una salida. Propone un trato al duque Noah Wynknight, el protagonista masculino de la novela: le ofrece información sobre el futuro a cambio de que finja ser su prometido durante seis meses. Sin embargo, el duque esconde una personalidad fría y calculadora tras su rostro angelical. Raeliana deberá usar todo su ing

Beware the Villainess!

A modern-day college student wakes up in the body of Melissa Foddebrat, the sharp-tongued villainess of a romance novel and daughter of a wealthy duke. Unlike the original Melissa, she has no interest in tormenting the angelic heroine or vying for the crown prince's affection. Determined to live a life of leisure, she sets out to break her engagement with the womanizing and simple-minded prince. But getting rid of him proves more difficult than expected, forcing her to rely on the resilience from her former life to shake off her unwanted fate and pursue what she truly wants.

The World God Only Knows

Keima Katsuragi is a high school student known online as the God of Conquest, a master of dating sims who can win the heart of any virtual girl. In real life, however, he despises all real girls, considering them annoying and inferior to their two-dimensional counterparts. His life takes an unexpected turn when he accepts a strange online challenge and accidentally forms a contract with Elsie, a demon from hell. She is hunting runaway spirits that hide in the hearts of girls, and the only way to force them out is to make the girl fall in love. Now bound to Elsie and threatened with death if he fails, Keima must put his gaming expertise to use in the real world, conquering the hearts of rea

Kamisama Kiss

Nanami Momozono is a high school student whose life falls apart when her father disappears to escape his gambling debts. Evicted from her apartment by debt collectors, she has nowhere to go and no one to turn to. After rescuing a stranger from a dog, he offers her his home in return. Nanami accepts, only to discover the house is a rundown shrine, and she has unwittingly taken over his role as a local deity. Now a human land god, Nanami must navigate unfamiliar responsibilities and supernatural dangers. Her only reluctant ally is Tomoe, a fox familiar who refuses to serve her at first. To survive, she must earn his loyalty and learn what it truly means to be a god.

Twin Star Exorcists

Rokuro Enmadou comes from a family of exorcists, but he wants nothing to do with that world. Haunted by a tragedy that made him abandon his path, the fourteen-year-old would rather dream of being anything else. His life is turned upside down when Benio Adashino, a prodigy exorcist his own age, appears before him. Their rivalry is immediate, but so is the revelation that follows: they are the prophesied Twin Star Exorcists. Destined to marry and give birth to the Miko, the ultimate exorcist who will cleanse the world of the Kegare, the two teenagers must learn to work together. As they struggle to accept their fate, a personal crisis forces them to cooperate. When Rokuro's best friend disap