Seventeen Syrups Manga

Thank you all so much for giving my story so much love! I started this fanfic with just a dream in my heart, and now seeing it reach 15k views feels surreal. Every read, every comment, and every little bit of support means the world to me. To SEVENTEEN and all the Carats who inspired this journey—thank you for being my light. Let’s continue this story together till the very last page. Say the name… SEVENTEEN! — With love, byeonchen Disclaimer: This is a work of fanfiction inspired by the K-pop group SEVENTEEN. The real names and personalities of SEVENTEEN members are used fictionally with the utmost respect and love. This story is purely fictional and is not meant to represent the real individuals. I do not own SEVENTEEN or their likeness. No profit is being made from this story. Two ordinary girls. One extraordinary group. A shared dream that brings them to SEVENTEEN’s world—where friendship blossoms, love quietly takes root, and the line between idol and heart becomes beautifully blurred. Nian and Xuanye never imagined they’d end up living under the same roof as the 13 boys who changed their lives through music. What begins as awe and awkward encounters soon turns into laughter, late-night talks, and memories stitched with music, vulnerability, and love. But the world of idols isn’t easy—and falling in love with one might just be the hardest lesson of all. A fanfic filled with slow-burn romance, emotional bonds, healing moments, and the power of believing in yourself when your heart whispers, “This is real.”

Khael Corzedar always felt different but waking up in another world as a side character in his favorite manga turn to anime wasn’t what he expected. Once known as Shigeo Smith, a half-Japanese, half-American high school student and passionate anime fan, he’s now reborn as a minor background character in the world of Kaen Eclipse, the manga he loved growing up. He remembers every chapter, every fight, every tragic twist. The world of Elysera runs on Shinrei, a spiritual energy powered by emotion. It is a realm where only those who open their Vein Gates can become Veinwalkers, warriors whose hearts fuel their power. The story’s hero, Kaen Suro, is a cursed orphan with uncontrollable shade Affinity. In the manga, Kaen trains at a brutal Veinwalker academy, builds powerful friendships, and eventually rises to fight the monstrous Voidborn emotion-corrupted beings of destruction. Shigeo now Khael knows how the story ends. But in this world, he’s just an extra. One of many. A background name. A side character fated to die off-screen. Or so the story was. Armed with the knowledge of the original plot and the unpredictable nature of emotions, Khael Corzedar decides to forge his own path; to live, protect, and maybe even change the fate of Kaen Suro himself. Can an extra rewrite the story of a chosen one? Or will he vanish like a shadow in the background, as fate demands?

After her favorite manga ended in heartbreak, all she wanted was for the main characters to be happy. Now she has the chance to make it happen — if only the villainess would stop interfering… and stop making her heart race every time they meet!

Seventeen-year-old Natsuo was living an ordinary life… until he woke up in a strange place. Surrounded by strangers and facing a silent figure in a rabbit mask, he finds himself trapped in a deadly game. Each round is a fight for survival. Fear, loneliness, and constantly shifting rules threaten to break him. This is not a dream. Not an illusion. This is the Game Without Exit.

Haruki Arai was a dying man with a dream—ignored by the world, betrayed by his own body, and abandoned by everyone. But just as he gives up and leaps into the void, fate twists. He awakens not in heaven… but inside the world of the manga he spent his final days creating. FREE CHAPTERS = 500-1000 words LOCKED CHAPTERS ( if any ) = 800-1200 words

Taylor, a seventeen-year-old boy, loses his life in an accident. When he wakes up, he finds himself in a void where a mysterious entity delivers unexpected news… he’s going to be reincarnated! as a skeleton... Determined to make the most of this second chance, Taylor sets out to harness his abilities, grow stronger, and explore the strange new world that lies ahead.

In a world where strength is defined by one thing — your awakened status — Sung Daeho is at the very bottom. Awakened at seventeen, but unable to access his status screen, Daeho is labeled a failure. No powers. No growth. No hope. Forced to work as a dungeon porter, humiliated by stronger hunters, his life is nothing but struggle and survival. Until the day he dies. Trapped in a dungeon where the boss isn't D-rank but a C-rank monster in disguise, his team is slaughtered. Daeho falls last — helpless and weak. But death is only the beginning.

The official novel of the web manga series WIZARDRY(not to be confused with the game series with a manga and anime adaptation), both I made all by myself. This will not only go over all the volumes but it’ll be the continuation of the series! This is a power scaling driven story for the power scalers. The name “WIZARDRY” has been changed to “Ethereal Infinitum” because not only does this story have nothing to do with wizards besides the fact they exist in the verse, they just don’t serve much purpose whatsoever. There is no cussing however there will be gory and violent details and other dark themes and suggestive moments. I hope you enjoy! (If you want to know more about the contents of this novel then just read it!)

[Author's note: This novel will contain EXPLICIT CONTENT] Three weeks since I died. Three weeks since I woke up in this body. Three weeks of pretending to be Julian Marino—the family disappointment. I stretched in my king-sized bed, staring at the ceiling of my penthouse. The old Julian lived in the family basement. But the old Julian didn't have a system that rewarded sin. [Good Morning, Host] [Daily Sin Quest Available] [Current Sin Points: 127] Not bad for three weeks of work. The morning sun hit different when you weren't worried about assassination attempts. Though in this family, that could change by lunch. My phone buzzed. Seventeen missed calls from Dad. The Don can wait. I've got coffee to drink. I rolled out of bed, catching my reflection in the floor-length mirror. The system's physical enhancement was subtle but effective—jawline sharper, muscles more defined, eyes that held danger instead of fear. "Looking good, Julian," I told myself. "Or should I say, looking better." The old Julian was soft. Weak. Spent his days reading manga and avoiding family business. Me? I spent ten years in black ops learning how to kill with a paperclip. Different worlds, same bullshit. [Morning Routine Complete] [Confidence +1]

In a world where death is currency and the Black Sun never falls, seventeen-year-old Raine is just another nameless slave—broken, forgotten, and buried alive beneath the weight of the Bone Spur Sect’s cruelty. But Raine will soon discover a power buried deep inside him that the whole world has been searching for.

Scramble Love, the mega-hit Japanese rom-com manga with over 10 million copies sold. I got isekai'd into that manga, one I've never even read. And guess what? I'm stuck as a nobody extra.

Aiko Shirai was a washed-up mangaka with three cancellations and a dying dream—until a mysterious pen appeared in her kitchen. No name. No owner. But when she used it, her new manga exploded to #1 overnight. Every panel drawn with it is gold. Every stroke sells. Her art is suddenly flawless. Her name? Back on top. The industry that once laughed now worships her. But fame draws more than fans. Rival artists want what she has. Editors grow suspicious. Because the pen doesn’t just draw manga. It draws from her—memories, pain, ambition. The deeper she uses it, the more it shapes her world... and warps it. Now Aiko must protect her secret, defend her success, and survive a world where failure means vanishing, and popularity is everything. Because in an industry this obsessed with hits, the deadliest thing you can hold is a pen that makes them on it's own.

In the Six Flames Empire, seventeen-year-old card collector Kian and his childhood friend Mia are on the run after their village is destroyed by orcs. Forced to join the brutal army called the Fists of Justice, Kian discovers that he is a rare Whisperer, able to command powerful card monsters in battle. As the empire crumbles, Kian must survive the bloodbath, rise through the ranks, and confront his true feelings for Mia.

Abid Hasan, a lonely 22-year-old art student at Bangladesh Art University, lives a quiet and colorless life after losing both his parents. With no family, friends, or future prospects, he buries himself in manga and dreams of a better life—one filled with creativity, recognition, and freedom. One rainy night, as he's sketching manga panels alone in his small dorm room, a strange holographic screen suddenly appears before him: [Welcome to the Ultimate Manga Selling System!] [Congratulations! You are now authorized to distribute Earth-origin manga to another world.]

Seventeen year old Hazel’s life unravels after the sudden loss of her parents. Then comes a letter; unexpected, unexplained, and impossible to ignore. Adrift and numb, Hazel faces a future filled with questions and shadows, unsure of what lies ahead or who she can rely on.

What would you do if a pigeon told you that you had to save the world? This is what happened to Legend, a ten year old kid that was originally a seventeen year old named Jonas. Now he's in another dimension called the Arkana, and after accepting his new reality he's become a wannabe adventurer. After meeting new friends along the way, they uncover an evil conspiracy to open a dimensional doorway allowing something unholy into the Arkana. Will Legend and his new friends be able to stop those that long to see the world burn?

I just wanted to draw manga quietly. Now I’m being stalked by a yandere beauty, mistaken as a boyfriend, and recruited into clubs to solve their problems. Seriously, I’m just here to draw... why is everyone treating me like the main character of a rom-com?

Kaoru Kagami, known to his fans as the mysterious Erebus Kyrielight, is one of the manga world's rising stars, crafting epic tales of heroism and despair under the veil of anonymity. But behind his pen name lies a chuunibyo artist who spends more time summoning his "Abyssal Flame Technique" than meeting deadlines. Aya Takahashi, a cold and emotionless manga editor tasked with refining Kaoru's work. Her sharp critiques and no-nonsense attitude clash hilariously with Kaoru's overly dramatic and eccentric personality. Yet beneath her icy exterior lies a secret soft spot for the stories she helps cultivate. As the duo navigate the chaotic world of manga creation complete with tight deadlines, fan expectations, and Kaoru's constant anime-inspired antics they begin to realize that the most compelling stories aren't always found in panels and ink. Sometimes, they're written in the moments shared between an artist and the person who believes in their vision, even when it's hard to say out loud.

“What if you woke up in your 17-year-old body... but with memories from a future you never wanted?” In a world where time flows only forward, he was the exception. A tired, broken man from a crumbling future suddenly awakens in his teenage body — 17 years old again, standing at the crossroads of every regret he ever made. But this isn't a second chance for love or fame — it's a mission to fix what shattered the world... and himself. But the past is stubborn. And the boy he once was? Arrogant, impulsive, and dangerously naïve. Now, with two minds clashing in one body — the reckless dreamer and the cynical survivor — he must navigate a world teetering on the edge of chaos. Enemies he hasn’t met yet already hate him. Friends he lost long ago still smile beside him. And the countdown to disaster has already begun. > Two versions of the same soul. One final chance to rewrite fate.

This novel follows Kafka, a seventeen-year-old boy after losing the battle against himself, ends his life one rainy night. But death through courage did not grant him peace. Instead he wakes up in the body of a stranger. With no clues to his strange identity, Kafka is forced to navigate a world that no longer acknowledges his existence.

When Tokyo burns to whispers, seventeen-year-old Yūma Kaito finds himself thrust into Aetherion — a forgotten realm where souls wield fragments of who they could have been. Bound to Vael’Ryn, a mythic alternate self with the power to rewrite reality like a story, Yūma must master the treacherous art of Eidolon Resonance. But each step closer to power risks erasing his own identity.

"Transmigrated in a Manga as Third Rate Villain" follows a manga enthusiast who wakes up inside the body of a third-rate villain from a popular shounen manga. Determined to defy his doomed fate, he navigates a treacherous world of dark secrets and hidden agendas, forming unexpected alliances along the way. Through empathy and courage, he transforms from a villain into an unlikely hero, facing daunting challenges that test his resolve and reveal his true strength. This captivating tale of redemption and friendship offers a fresh take on the shounen manga genre, filled with dynamic characters and gripping plot twists.

Betrayed at the peak of his power, Jiang Chen—the Immortal Emperor of the Burning Sky Realm—is reborn seventeen years in the past… back on Earth. Armed with ancient strength and a second chance, he vows to rewrite his fate, protect the girl who once died for him, and crush anyone who stands in his way. This time, he’ll rise again—stronger, smarter, and merciless.

Seventeen-year-old Indigo is not your average high school student; she’s a brilliant, introspective girl with a passion for uncovering the hidden stories of the world around her. One fateful day, while going back home , she stumbles upon a dusty, leather-bound diary that belonged to a mysterious young man named Maky.

Seventeen years old Aria never meant to wake the curse . But when she discovers an ancient map , shy unearths a forgotten crown - one that whispers secri, tempts with power , and hungers for a soul . As war brews in the shadows , Aria is torn between the dark magic , claiming her soul and the prince sworn to protect even if loving means losing everything . Some legacies are meant to stay buried . But the crown has chosen her . And so has he .

Our protagonist, Kimura Takeshi, reincarnated in a weird romcom manga, as a side character. "My two childhood friends are acting weird!"- this is the name of the manga. A weird romcom in a weird school. But why weird? This is a typical romance manga where the dense MC, Reiji Miyano, have two childhood friends doting for him. His harem includes many other characters too. So why weird? The weird thing is that the school has a rule: Every single student has to HAVE a boyfriend/girlfriend. If you don't, then the teachers will do a lottery to RANDOMLY choose a partner for you! Weird school is this! However it's just a manga. That's what Kimura thought. But now he is in that manga world. And he is the best friend of the MC. And his daily life is going to be more eventful than ever!

In the mountain highlands of Vireya, a quiet, curious seventeen-year-old named Mo lives unaware of the power slumbering within him. When the legendary Azure shamshir—a sentient blade forged from the fang of a sky serpent—awakens to his touch, Mo is thrust into a forgotten war older than empires.

Minjae is just another otaku — a quiet seventeen-year-old who finds comfort in anime, manga, and the safety of his small circle of friends. His days are filled with school, gaming marathons, and avoiding reality. But when his mother’s hidden debts catch up to them, Minjae’s peaceful world shatters overnight. With loan sharks closing in and threats piling up, Minjae is forced into a brutal world of street fights, school gang wars, and underground politics — a world he’s painfully unprepared for. Surrounded by danger, Minjae is never truly alone. His best friend Hyunwoo, a loyal gym rat with dreams of becoming a street wrestling legend, and Jisoo Han, a lazy but sharp-witted fighter known for her deadly kicks, stand by his side. Later, they’re joined by Tuah, a charming and unpredictable Malaysian senior whose elegant Silat flow hides his lethal potential. But the streets aren’t forgiving. The four regional school representatives — Seok Jinwoo, Ryu Jaeho, Kang Dohyeon, and the legendary Choi Gyuhwan — dominate the city’s fight scene, and Minjae’s name is barely a whisper among giants. As Minjae fights his way up from the bottom, he discovers his family’s buried legacy: Subaekgyeon, a forgotten martial art that could change everything. Driven by guilt, friendship, and a desire to break free from his crushing fate, Minjae must rise — not as an anime hero, but as a street legend forged in real pain. But in a city where debts, betrayal, and power rule, can Minjae survive long enough to write his own story?

I’ve watched Ella from afar, loved her even when she didn’t know it. From the moment we met, I knew there was something different about her. Not the kind of different you notice because it’s loud, but the kind you feel—quiet, unshakable, haunting in the most beautiful way. Ella walks like she’s hiding, but I see her. Even when she pulls away, even when she pretends like she doesn’t care, I know it’s all armor. The world hasn’t been kind to her. People she trusted betrayed her, and the ones who were supposed to protect her turned their backs. Still, she survived it all. And yet, in all her surviving, she forgot that she’s allowed to live too. To breathe. To hope. To love.