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When the emperor murders the python, god of the waters, a curse is put over the Cha Kingdom preventing men from succeeding the throne. So begins the reign of empresses and the endless struggle against men who try to control the kingdom. After all her sisters are killed by the hands of Yom, the young Empress is seated on the throne. Rather than performing her duties as a ruler of a kingdom, the empress spends her days and nights drinking and sleeping with different men, whom she all executes immediately after. The people call her the Blood Empress, attributed to her violent behavior and the red hair, which is dyed with the blood of the men she killed. One day, the Empress meets a handsome and intellectual young man named Kanghee. As she picks up her sword to kill him, Kanghee convinces her to spare him and begins to captivate her heart by telling her stories he's read from book. As the empress gets closer and closer to Kanghee, she begins to change her violent ways. Is he someone she can finally put her trust in? Or is he not? (Source: Pocket Comics)
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Seowoo, president of the film club, is standing outside in the rain, a welcome break from the noisy and chaotic bar behind her, when a girl with orange hair stumbles out the doors and practically into her arms. Then she begins singing “Dancing in the Rain” while... dancing in the rain. It’s a minute encounter, really, but Seowoo has seen the greatest romances bloom from the smallest moments in the movies. So when Hayoung shows up to join the film club, Seowoo – who’s not even sure what she herself is feeling – finds her heart skipping a beat. (Source: Lezhin)
In my past life, I was Soonjung Lee, but I died from overwork. When I awoke in the novel I’m Choosing the Sub Male Lead in This Life!, I swore that I wouldn't suffer again--I'd get rich and live as I pleased! But the side character I transmigrated into, Penelope, is nothing more than the widowed baroness of a poor territory. I need to do better--I must become wealthy! But, unfortunately, to reach my goal I'll need the lord of the magic tower's help, and he’s not exactly the nicest guy... (Source: Tapas)
After the tragic fates of her first three lives, Serena is determined to cruise through her fourth one. But to Serena's dismay, she's been reincarnated as a villainess hated by everyone, including her husband! Serena just wants to get a divorce and quietly start fresh, but with a talking bunny doll begging her to save the world and her husband suddenly acting more caring, nothing seems to be going to plan. When life has her cornered, will Serena be able to take the easy way out? (Source: Tapas)
Ordered by the Emperor himself to wed naval officer Edward, Yelodia is disappointed to find that her fiancé has doubts about the arrangement due to their age gap. Undeterred, she sets out to win his heart—but with imperial intrigue in play, can Yelodia overcome the odds? (Source: Manta)
In a rapidly changing city, artifacts from disappearing streets began to stick to humans. (Source: Naver, translated and edited)
This wizard wearing a rabbit mask is slightly more timid than others. While thinking about how to make oneself smaller, she plants her bad heart in a flower pot and cultivates it with special magic... (Source: Manhwakyung, translated)
A day that seemed unimportant was the day I realized that spring had come through like a gentle breeze, and it might be the day I caught your hand as you passed by. A single diary containing all those days. (Source: Manhwakyung, translated)
One day, Cha-Seo, who is unemployed, receives a scouting offer from the director of a kindergarten called "Loop". What will Cha-Seo's day-to-day life be like at the centre for children who have been victims of abuse in their past lives? (Source: Manhwakyung, translated)
Twenty-five Hongmarye, she spent her life pretending to die while looking at the sunset painting she had drawn. 'Wheat and Barley Grow’, a game that came like ‘fate’ The game that came as such a shock that it felt like my nose was broken? The smell of dirt covers Mare’s life." I don't think I hate it." (Source: Comico, translated)