GwangGong Apartment Complex (Lezhin)

Baek Do-Ha, ace of Kwangsoo University, has been focusing on a serial murder case called the 'Ribbon Murder Case'. He suspects Choi Joo-Hyeok, the CEO of the 'JH Group', a strong suspect, but even the police cannot be reckless with him, as he holds great power in politics and business. Baek Do-Ha, feeling frustrated by this, approaches Joo-Hyeok Choi alone, but develops a crush on him, as he's so perfect that he doesn't feel like the culprit. Eventually, he spends the night drinking with him, and the next day, he encounters a truth he doesn't want to believe. (Source: Lezhin, translated) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

Hae-In, or Hellen, got his nickname for one simple reason - it sounds like Hell. Hae-In’s specific hell begins after he is kidnapped, finding himself constantly drugged and made dependent on his master, Phillip. But Phillip seems to have a different reason for choosing the name Hellen. Did he really take Hae-In because he wanted a rare beauty, or is there more to it than Hae-In realizes…? (Source: Lezhin US) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

Jung-Woo, a kind-hearted soul, follows an injured pigeon he once helped to a hidden spot behind his school. There, he discovers his ideal type: Hae-In, peacefully napping with an angelic presence. Instantly captivated, Jung-Woo feels destined to be with Hae-In and approaches him—only to learn that Hae-In’s type is the opposite of who he is: a ruthless “insane top.” Eight years later, they meet again at a bookstore. A fierce showdown begins between Jung-Woo, determined to prove he’s become the “insane top” of Hae-In’s dreams, and Hae-In, intent on bringing back the sweet man he once fell in love with. (Source: Lezhin US) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

Although he is an all-rounder when it comes to housework, such as cleaning and cooking, Jeong-Ha, who pursues physical relationships, gets fired again after enjoying the thrill of the workplace. Jeong-Ha has to take his aunt's place after her housekeeper suddenly has an accident. Him employer, Hyun-Woo, is very prickly and is even more prickly towards Jeong-Ha. Jeong-Ha, who is suffering from the ascetic time he has never experienced before, ends up enjoying an affair at Hyun-Woo's house, but somehow Hyun-Woo seems to know all about this. Will he be able to endure this uneasy week? (Source: Lezhin, translated) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

*Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

Talented office worker Ha-Gong Park’s life takes an unexpected turn when Jin Woon, a former friend who confessed his feelings for him years ago, joins the company. As their mutual attraction rekindles, Ha-Gong begins to notice that Woon keeps avoiding any physical contact. Frustrated and confused, Ha-Gong decides to visit Woon’s home late at night—only to see a stranger leaving Woon’s place... (Source: Lezhin US) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

Ryu Ji-Woo wakes up to a nightmare: blindfolded and leashed, he awakes in the basement of a madman. In order to see the one he loves again, he will have to bend to his master’s will, forgoing his sense of decency for the chance to escape and see the sunlight once more… (Source: Lezhin US) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

Winter and early summer are working at the same company. Winter, who seems uninterested and listless, actually has one exciting plan. That is to corrupt Summer, who is known to be strict and stubborn, to the extreme and educate him to his taste. Winter spreads sexual rumors about Summer within the company, finds AV actresses who look similar to Summer, and makes him colleagues misunderstand, secretly strangling Summer so that no one else is around him but himself. Winter succeeds in becoming close to Summer, who is now alone, by being him 'only close junior from him previous company'. In order to truly tame him, he invites him to the basement of his villa... (Source: Lezhin, translated) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

Eun-Oh Nam, a member of the corporate organization Jin Hong-pa, was a spy planted by the rival organization Deok-un-pa, and was working to steal items managed by Jin Hong-pa to secure funds and manipulate the ledger. Then, at the order of the boss of Jin Hong-pa, he was given the task of spying on his daughter Cheon Hee-Min. Eun-Oh is bewildered by the existence of Hee-Min, who is unknown to the outside world, but soon faithfully carries out the assigned task. In a wide, dry room with no human smell, the two develop a strange bond behind the firmly closed front door. However, their deepening feelings shake their reason, and the two eventually make an irreversible choice... (Source: Lezhin, translated) *Notes: \- The chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선).*

She has a good personality, is popular, and has a lot of money: Gu Do-Yeon, the daughter of the perfect G company president. However, Do-Yeon's step-sister Gu Yi-Seo is just unlucky and annoying. Who in the world is perfect? In the end, Yi-Seo secretly hides in an office to dig up Do-Yeon's weakness. There, she discovers a completely different side to the Do-Yeon she knew. (Lezhin, translated) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

Seon Jin-Woo’s life takes a sharp turn when someone he once helped vanishes—leaving him stuck with a mountain of debt that isn’t even his. Refusing to give in, Jin-Woo stands his ground. But loan shark Seong-Hyeon has other ideas, pressuring him to seal an unusual deal: a contract that uses his very body as collateral. Which begs the question, how far are you willing to go to pay for someone else’s mistakes? (Source: Lezhin US) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

Jay, who lives day to day by having one-night stands with different people every day and then running away with their belongings, luckily one day, succeeds in having a one-night stand with Eugene, who seems wealthy. After spending a passionate night together, he steals Eugene's belongings while he's sleeping and runs away, but someone calls him... (Source: Lezhin, translated) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*

Won-Hee and Seo-Won, who became brothers due to their parents' remarriage. At some point, everyone around Won-Hee falls into misfortune and starts leaving Won-Hee one by one. Won-Hee draws a line between himself and everyone except Seo-Won, who stays by his side. Then, Geon-Ho, who is known for his frivolous behavior, appears in front of him... (Source: Lezhin, translated) *Note: \- Chapter count includes a prologue. \- Part of Lezhin's Gwanggong Collection (광공단편선). A gwanggong (광공, hanja: 狂攻) character is obsessed with the object of their desire, similar to the Japanese "yandere". Scanlations have erroneously translated this to "GwangGong Apartment/Industrial Complex", which may have caused confusion.*