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Reincarnated as the Descendant of a Fallen Noble is a captivating Korean web novel that follows the story of Barrach Daphne, the formidable knight of the Pavion Empire. After being reborn into the body of a fallen noble's descendant, Barrach is faced with the daunting task of restoring his family's name and fortune from ruin.…

In 'The Youngest Son of the Northern Grand Duke Decided to Divorce,' readers delve into a world where the protagonist, with a fragile constitution and a constant battle against illness, decides to end his marriage. Set in a fantasy realm, this Korean novel explores themes of survival and self-discovery as the main character navigates challenges…

How to Live as a Knight After the Ending, also known as 엔딩 이후 기사로 사는 법, is a captivating Korean web novel that follows the protagonist who mysteriously finds themselves trapped inside the very game they once enjoyed. As they navigate this new reality, a sense of unease lingers, setting the stage for a…

In the web novel 'The Swordsmanship Prodigy Conceals His Mana,' readers are immersed in a tale of a gifted individual whose potential remains untapped. Following reincarnation, the protagonist strives to correct past mistakes while concealing his formidable mana abilities. Written originally in Korean, this action-packed fantasy novel introduces themes of genius, hidden talents, and male…

In the Korean web novel 'I Became an Extra in a Horror Game,' readers are plunged into a thrilling narrative where the protagonist finds themselves trapped in a terrifying game devoid of romance. Alongside the main characters stuck in a castle controlled by vampires, the protagonist faces imminent danger and death. With no ordinary means…

I Became the Youngest Disciple of Mount Hua Sect is a gripping tale of transmigration and martial arts set in ancient times. The novel follows a unique hybrid concept of martial arts and childcare, where a baby is left at the treacherous Mount Hua Sect, leading to an unexpected journey for the protagonist. Readers are…