Seoul Station Necromancier

Claire Yoo returns to Seoul after six years abroad—only to find herself trapped in a subway station as the world is bound to a strange system. A screen appears. Stats. Quests. A kobold in a suit. And a message: “Welcome, new player. Survive all chronicles. Prove your worth to reach .” As panic rises, Claire stays calm—observing everything. But she doesn’t know the truth: This isn’t just a game. She’s not just a player. And someone’s been watching her since the beginning.

After successfully graduating with a master's degree and passing the civil service exam, Chen Ying returns to his hometown's Forestry Bureau to become a wildlife rescuer. He thought his daily work would just involve saving animals and petting all sorts of furry creatures, but ever since he saved a leopard and her two cubs, his life has become incredibly busy. No one told him that the leopard's best friend was a giant panda! And that giant panda was pregnant with twins and couldn't eat bamboo because of inflamed gums. Chen Ying had to call a dentist in the middle of the night to help the pregnant panda with dental fillings and cleaning, also providing a prenatal examination. After that day, word spread among the animals in the mountains that a bipedal vet had arrived who could solve all kinds of ailments! Hold on, being single isn't a sickness and can't be cured! What's that, you wish to arrange a meeting with domesticated animals to fix your single status? Well, that might be worth considering. Unbeknownst to Chen Ying, the animal community throughout the country came to know that the bipedal vet from the Apmu Township rescue station could help solve the problem of being single. Seriously, can't we keep this on the down-low? He's a vet, not a matchmaker!

Legacy High Ji-hoon Park, a 16-year-old boy, lives a hard life in Seoul. He works two part-time jobs to take care of his two younger sisters after his mother moved away for work. His older brother disappeared mysteriously after joining Jaesung High School, and no one knows what happened to him. One day, while working in a restaurant, Ji-hoon overhears two men talking about Jaesung High and a powerful group that controls it. This makes him decide to join the school himself to find out the truth about his missing brother. At school, he finds things are not normal. A feared group called the *Black Circle* controls everything, and three different gangs are fighting to lead it. Ji-hoon begins to uncover the school’s dark secrets, including strange plans and something called *“South Jaesung High.”* Now, Ji-hoon must survive in a dangerous school filled with gangs, secrets, and power struggles—while searching for the truth about his brother. ---

He was meant to destroy him…not carry his child. He seduced him for revenge. He disappeared with his child. Now the most powerful CEO in Seoul will burn the city to bring him home—whether he wants to be saved or not.

Brought to the Station, Keith is offered freedom for experimentation. He accepted it. Now he has a war to fight. Mysteries to uncover and pain to withstand. His Present life, is even worst in the Past.

This isn't the story of the typical boy or girl who through a turn of fate gain something that would help them get stronger overtime, achieve immortality or conquer a world. No. This is a collection of the many personal archives of an obscure and strange oddity. A mysterious traveler who goes anywhere and anytime in the cosmos unobstructed, with no apparent goal or agenda to those he visits. He may appear uninvited at an important event organized by a galactic superpower, barge his way to a serious meeting of world leaders who gathered to decide the fate of their dying solar system or walk straight into the middle of an imminent battle that would decide the future ruler race of a planet. He may visit a primitive planet where the dominant race still uses cold metal weapons, a main space station hub where all sorts of races gather and trade or a world govern by magic principles where they master the arcane powers and use them in everyday life.

In a dystopian, modern-day society ruled by a ruthless oligarchy, the class divide is a chasm that swallows the hopes of the poor while the nobles and royals revel in opulence. For the downtrodden, the only escape lies in the Dungeon—a mysterious, ever-shifting labyrinth teeming with monsters, deadly traps, and rare rewards. Integrated into society as both a gladiatorial arena and a lottery for power, the Dungeon offers a chance to rise above one’s station—if one can survive its brutal challenges. When an ordinary person is killed by Truck-kun and transmigrates into the body of an infamous, obese outcast, they are given a second chance at life. But this new world is no paradise. The MC, now reviled for their host’s past misdeeds, is determined to turn their life around. Armed with a goal, they enter the Dungeon, driven by a desperate need to rebuild their life.

Forty years ago, demons invaded the eastern continent. Coming from another realm, they hunted the humans, and people soon began to wage war with them. Before long, there were those among the humans who inherited the demons' abilities. Demon hunters are currently the most in-demand profession. Although the chance of dying during a raid was high, the hunters were mostly popular among the common people. If you have some demon blood in your body, then the path to the Hunter's Association is open to you. Year 2066, Seoul. The territory of the former city is divided into three parts. Green Zone, Orange Zone and Red Dangerous Zone. Although mostly ordinary people and workers lived in the green zone, there was a chance for demons to get into it. That's why demon hunters patrol the whole area, sacrificing themselves for the lives of people. The main character, Lee Ki-hyun, inherited 50% demon blood and became the world's first SSS-ranked demon hunter. He will have to go through the path of a demon and learn the truth about his parents to save humanity.

This isn’t your typical romance. This is a story soaked in blood and betrayal—where love is a liability, and the past is a monster that never sleeps. It’s a war in disguise. Eight years ago, Song Haseul watched her mother die. Not by accident—by design. Now, she’s back in Seoul with one mission: Find the killer. Bury the name. Burn the empire. By day, she’s Lee Haseul, a ghost in a second-year school uniform. By blood, Ms. Song—heir to a corporate throne. By night, she’s Helena, the masked queen of the Black Panther Syndicate. A shadow. A myth. A threat whispered in the city’s darkest corners. “No one suspects her. That’s what makes her dangerous.” But she’s not the only monster in the dark. The Red Dragons have ruled Seoul for decades— And the seven Kim brothers in the inner circle don’t plan to surrender. They think this is about territory. They’re wrong. This is personal. And it’s only just begun. --- Slow-burn romance. No mercy. Just war. Found family vs blood ties. A queen vs seven kings-in-the-making. “Push your luck, and we’ll erase your bloodline like you never existed.” “Some wounds never heal—they just learn to bleed quieter.” If you’re here for just love, leave. If you’re here for scars, secrets, and silent wars— Welcome to the fire.

Content Warning: This novel contains graphic depictions of violence, gore, and explicit erotic scenes. Reader discretion is strongly advised. A storm was supposed to be nothing more than an inconvenience. When Zixuan and her friends take shelter in an abandoned bus station to escape the sudden downpour, they believe they’re simply waiting for the rain to pass. But as the hours stretch on and the exits vanish, it becomes clear that this station isn’t just deserted—it’s a trap. Doors begin to appear where there were none before. Strange, cold hallways beckon. Each door they open pulls them deeper into a maze of shifting realities and forgotten memories, forcing them to confront scenes from a past they don’t remember living—haunting echoes of pain, betrayal, desire, and death. As paranoia sets in and the group begins to unravel, Zixuan realizes the truth is more horrifying than she imagined: they have been here before. This place knows them. It remembers everything they tried to forget. And someone, or something is orchestrating each cruel revelation with precision. Why were their memories taken? What really happened here? And what will be left of them once every door is opened? Let Me Out is a visceral, mind-bending descent into trauma, guilt, and twisted desire—where the past won’t stay buried, and the only way out is through the truth they were never meant to forget—but then one of them broke the rule.

In a post-apocalyptic world where multiple energy systems coexist, a group of game players obsessed with endless grinding emerges. Every day when Cheng Shaofeng wakes up, his first goal is to make this world… a little more like a video game. [Clone Production Chamber], [Loot Generator], [Attribute Conversion Tower], [Smartwatch Communication Station]… Toxic knife storms cutting through zombies, the Black Skeleton Legion employing the classic “Besiege Wei to Rescue Zhao” strategy, and storm totems automatically grinding tentacles… one creative player move after another. Flame Assault Troopers, Summoning Mystics, Whirlwind Dancers, Dual-Pistol Tacticians, Celestial Archons… with hundreds of unique professions created. The players exclaim: “This game is so grind-heavy! I find new materials every day!” “There are tens of thousands of skill combinations, and I can even learn skills from random passersby. I’m going to max out the skill wall at the base!” “Enough talk, the Lord just announced a new map has opened. I’m going to speedrun the dungeon and write a guide for the others to farm it!” “The world boss has appeared, everyone, let’s grind it together!” Watching the players grind until their eyes turn red, Cheng Shaofeng shrugs: “You can see for yourself, it’s not that I want to rule the apocalypse—it’s just that they can’t stop grinding!”

For thirteen years, Kang Jae-hwan was the only reader of a forgotten webnovel. No likes. No comments. No views. Just 3,149 chapters of blood, betrayal, and the end of the world. Then, on the day it ended— The world changed. Reality collapsed into fiction. Invisible systems appeared. Scenarios began. Monsters he had only read about tore through Seoul. People were given missions, levels, and death penalties. But no one understood what was happening. No one… except him. Because the world was following the story only he had finished. [You are the Only Reader.] Armed with knowledge of every twist, death flag, and hidden boss, Kang Jae-hwan must survive the chaos— Not as a hero. Not as the protagonist. But as the only one who knows how the story ends.

Spaceships. Orbital stations. Virtual worlds. Incomprehensible aliens. A pan-galactic society where humanity is a minority. Humanoid robots. Artificial intelligences. Journeys beyond the universe. Time travel. Psi powers. Space battles. Distant gods. Video games. Servers where one can live their afterlife. Utopian societies. The Blind Gods have all this and more.

Synopsis: Noa Aizawa, a communication arts student with an overly critical brain and sarcastic mouth, gets a rare opportunity to intern at a national TV station as an assistant to a documentary crew Dream? Maybe, But not if she has to work with Ren Kurosawa They are paired as an intern crew at a national TV station. At first awkward Then absurd, Then sensual and have to face technical misunderstandings, sharing rooms. This is not love on location but this is professional horny confusion, Overcoming differences in work style, personality, and absurd interests that are increasingly unstoppable with the background of the absurd television world

Noa Aizawa and Ren Kurosawa were sent by the HRD of the TV station where they worked under the pretext of "International Film Internship." to Las Vegas There they met a mysterious figure with a strange contract that included *"Clause 69."* planning an unusual experiment and had to close the studio called Lotus Entertainment Unknowingly, Noa and Ren were trapped as Japanese talents they had to take part in a workshop to build chemistry, Wardrobes only consisting of see-through bathrobes and crazy rules like sleeping in the same bed to build natural intimacy until Noa began to really fall in love with her fake partner and even entered the adult film industry

Whispers from Seoul: Loving the Super Rich Zoey never imagined that one random video call would change her life. A Nigerian university with a heart still tender from heartbreak, she only wanted peace, healing, and a fresh start. But fate had other plans—in the form of Jae-Hyun, a ridiculously handsome Korean billionaire-in-the-making with a mysterious charm and a past full of secrets. Jae-Hyun’s life is built on luxury, legacy, and expectations he never chose. As a high-profile project consultant and heir to one of South Korea’s most prestigious automotive dynasties, emotions have always taken a back seat until Zoey crashes into his world with her laughter, warmth, and fearless honesty. Drawn to each other across time zones and cultures, their connection is instant, electric… and complicated. From sweet late-night calls to the heavy weight of distance, jealousy, and public image, Zoey and Jae-Hyun must fight for a love that wasn’t in either of their plans. But how do you hold onto someone who lives in a different world? And what happens when love makes you question everything you thought you wanted?

One day, i woke up in the body of a 10 Year old. I was an army officer, Died in service. There were 3 things i liked. Manga/Anime, Army and CRICKET. I fulfilled my dream of becoming an army officer but sadly died at 28. Now reborn again, I'll fulfill my other dream of becoming a cricketer. but, what the hell! I wasn't reborn In my hometown where cricket was widespread but a place were cricket wasn't well Known. I was reborn into a Manhwa that i read the day before i died. 'Lifetime worth of suffering gives 1 moment of happiness'. Which is the story of a divorced women getting over her ex and marrying her Boyfriend. I was reborn into Seoul. Way to turn the difficulty to hardcore. Yet Still, my goal hasn't changed. I'll still become a cricketer, anyway. Even if it means taking South Korea into the International stage and winning the, T20 world cup, The test mace, The champion's trophy, The Asia cup, And the World Cup.

Abandoned at birth in a humble stable, Shirone was raised by commoners—but he was anything but ordinary. Blessed with remarkable insight, he taught himself to read at a young age. A fateful visit to the city introduced him to the wonders of magic, igniting an unshakable dream of becoming a mage. Yet, beneath the city's dazzling facade lurked a ruthless social hierarchy, where power and privilege crushed those who dared to rise above their station. As Shirone uncovers the world's darkest secrets before even coming of age, one question remains—can he defy fate and claim his destiny as a mage in a world determined to keep him down?

In this magic-suffused land, a girl had been forgotten by the world in a quiet corner. Clad in black, solitary as a weed pushing through stone cracks, she’d endured eighteen harsh winters and summers—lonely, stubborn, unseen. No one knew her true name. To them, she was only "Blackie": the magicless one, the world's outsider. On her eighteenth year, a thread of dark mana, unlike anything before, stirred within her. Like lightning cleaving through a chaotic dream, it illuminated her path in an instant. Calm shattered—pursuit by black-clad figures erupted at the station, the gates of a prestigious magic academy swung open unexpectedly, and figures cloaked in secrets stepped into the dim light of her existence. From overlooked dust to the storm's eye… Her magic adventure was quietly beginning. "Take my mother's surname, Vane. So call me... Ellis Vane." The girl reached for the quill, its tip trailing shards of starlight in the twilight.

In a dystopian world, a thousand years from now, Earth breathes beneath a sky painted in permanent orange, metallurgical effluents make the air from centuries of technological excess. The towering buildings that once sheltered life are now silent monoliths; charging stations for Cy-humans: hybrids of man and machine. All Cy-humans are connected to Supernova; the Augmented City Heart and their sole source of energy, guidance, and existence. Life is orderly. Emotions are dormant. Every day unfolds in a regulated virtual loop. But everything changes when Levita, a Cy-human, encounters a glitch. Suddenly severed from Supernova’s network, Levita begins to feel something forbidden; Emotions. Emotions long thought extinct, as obsolete as humanity itself. Confused and terrified by this strange awakening, she sets off in search of answers. And that’s when she meets him, a Human, a being believed to be extinct. Is her glitch a flaw to be repaired or a key to something greater?

In a version of South Korea where high school students’ fighting abilities secretly determine their rank, physical strength dictates future opportunities, scholarships, and social status. Shin Dae-hyun, a brilliant but physically average transfer student, enters Daejin High, one of the top-ranked combat schools in Seoul. Expecting to study quietly and focus on university entrance exams, he’s instead thrown into a brutal underground system controlled by gangs, elite student fighters, and a mysterious group known as The Council of Balance. With only his intelligence, survival instincts, and help from a few unlikely allies—including the silent martial prodigy Lee Chan-mi—Dae-hyun must rise through the school’s ranks. Not to dominate, but to destroy the corrupt system from within. He doesn’t fight to win. He fights to end it all. No superpowers. No shortcuts. Just fists, pain, and strategy.

Jiseo is a Blasian, half Nigerian and half Korean moves to Korea and get into the most prestigious school in Seoul that only the rich can afford, the only way you can get in is if you passed the scholarship exam which is very difficult or you get in on honor. Ji Seo gets into the school on scholarship but unluckily for her, the students in that school looks down on the students who got in by scholarship or by honor. She decided to keep her head low in order for her secret to be intact but it's very difficult keeping her head low when she's the only black girl in the whole school, and she keeps getting in trouble with the big three in the school; Kim Min Ho, Min Taemin, and Kim Min Ho's fiancé, Jeon Arin. *****Original work******* This novel is only available here and not in any other novel app or site.

Warning: Mature Content Included (R-18+) --- At 23, Nam Hyerin was diagnosed with a lump in her ovary. When she was told she could never have children, her fiancé abandoned her without a second thought. Grief-stricken and alone, her life ended not with the disease but during an unprecedented earthquake that struck Seoul. She should've been dead. However, when she opened her eyes again, she found herself in a strange new body—naked, tangled up with a half-human, half-beast man whose dark, scaly tail was wrapped tightly around her waist. “Woman, stop moving on top of me,” the man grumbled sleepily. “You’ve ridden me night after night until dawn… how are you still not done?” *** Tags: Reverse Harem, Beast and Human, Drama, Comedy, Transmigration.

After falling asleep on a late-night train, best friends Thea Quinnell and Igor Zelinsky wake up in a spotless, surreal station that doesn’t exist on any map. The signs say, "You are right where you’re meant to be. The experience will begin shortly." What follows is a descent into a hidden corporate test site — a massive psychological maze where each level warps reality, tests survival instincts, and twists their past into something unrecognizable. Some people here have forgotten the real world. Some aren’t human at all. And someone is watching them very closely. There’s one final rule: Only one can leave. But Thea and Igor? They don’t play by the rules.

Life here, is wonderful. Controlled by the government. Anything is possible, right? But no, Kate, a 13-year-old girl is curious is what's behind the government station and behind this world. Will she able to find out?

Jihoon is broke, jobless, and struggling to survive in Seoul. One day, a mysterious app called CashQuest appears on his phone, giving him missions with real cash rewards. Starting with simple tasks like walking 10,000 steps, Jihoon quickly learns that spending money and completing challenges levels up his status. As he unlocks powerful titles like "Flex King" and gains passive bonuses, he realizes this is no ordinary game—it’s a system that can change his life. Will Jihoon conquer the CashQuest system and rise to become the billionaire king of the city?

When Park Minho inherits his father's failing mobile phone company, he discovers more than just mounting debts and corrupt relatives. Armed with mysterious knowledge from another life and a system that defies explanation, he must navigate the cutthroat world of Korean technology while dark family secrets threaten to destroy everything. As returns flood in and bankruptcy looms, Minho faces an impossible choice: save the company using unconventional methods that could expose his secret, or watch his father's legacy crumble. But in Seoul's ruthless business landscape, some enemies lurk closer than expected, and the price of success might be higher than he ever imagined. Time is running out.

In the orbital ruins of Cradle Helion, janitor Null Kael is invisible by design. Unknown. Unremarkable. But when a spatial rupture swallows part of the station, Kael survives an encounter with something that should not exist—and awakens a voice buried deep within his mind. Marked by a forgotten protocol and haunted by impossible visions, Kael begins slipping between layers of reality, hunted by truths buried beneath the stars. As ancient powers stir and forgotten factions begin to move, one thing becomes clear: Kael is not who he thought he was. And the world is not what it claims to be.

Jihun Park has never needed words. The youngest heir to the Park empire carries his father’s intensity and his mother’s quiet resilience—but none of their hard-won ease with love. Where Jae spoke through actions and Mira through stubbornness, Jihun simply doesn’t speak at all. Until her. Lee Nari doesn’t have time for brooding heirs with pretty eyes and a strawberry milk addiction. A scholarship student at Seoul National’s elite business program, she’s too busy clawing her way out of her family’s debts to decode the silent boy who watches her like she’s the only person in the room. But when a class project forces them together, Nari discovers the truth: Jihun isn’t quiet because he’s arrogant. He’s quiet because he’s terrified—of the legacy he carries, of the words that won’t come, of becoming a ghost in his own story. And Nari? She’s never been afraid to speak her mind.