Marinating

As the heir to the Yooshin corporation, Yoo Taehyuk is living his best life. However, everything changes when he’s informed that the dragon, the patron deity of the Yoo family, wants to forsake them to be with his mate. When his sister is asked to take the fall for the family and announce herself as the dragon’s mate, Taehyuk steps up instead. He agrees to meet the dragon in the hopes that he can convince him to stay. But will Taehyuk succeed in slithering into the impervious dragon’s good graces or get under his scales?

A thoughtless finger slip leads Joe to snap a picture of Yeongwoo (Ian) smoking on his balcony - and thus, their fates begin to intertwine. Joe can't stop fantasizing about the tall, handsome stranger on the balcony, and and he grabs any chance to get to know him better. Unfortunately, he doesn't realize that Yeongwoo does the dirty work for one of the region's largest, most unsavory gangs... and is the ""lover"" of one of their most powerful people. A violent struggle for succession within the gang drags Yeongwoo deeper into this hellish cycle, making him the target of both detectives and other gang members, and it only makes him crave Joe's bright innocence even more. Although they undeniably yearn for each other, Yeongwoo's darkness might be enough to consume them both. Will Joe be able to free Yeongwoo from despair, or will he succumb to the violence and corruption himself?

Jaheon comes from a lineage of omegas. Omegas who have raised the children of their branch families, only for them to be offered to the Snake God, Lord Mugo, every 12 years. Though it is said that Mugo handpicks his sacrifices no one in the head family believes such an old tale anymore. However, Jaheon knows that Lord Mugo came to him when he was a child and picked him to be the sacrifice, and even remembers the events of the day. Even though Jaheon has prepared himself, both body and mind, for as long as he could remember, upon entering Mugo's lair he quickly realizes that he doesn't want to be eaten as a sacrifice, at least not after finding out the "Lord Mugo" he adored was just one of the snake god's three personalities. Will the Snake God take pity on his sacrifice? Or will Jaheon be swallowed whole?

The following content is intended for mature audiences and may contain sexual themes, gore, violence and/or strong language. Discretion is advised. 10 years after the ruins of Shinoktaro. Hope also came to Frey, a back-alley gangster who made a living by stealing cars. You might be able to find your long-lost brother! At that time, Koo Il-young, the CEO of SNT, a large corporation, whom he ran into by chance, proposed a deal disguised in good faith. “If you hate people like me the most, make them like you. If you’re stupid, even if it means putting your body on the line.”

Raised in the shadow of a father consumed by a gambling addiction, Yoo Yiyeon becomes a masterful casino hustler, skillfully preying on those who strike it rich. One fateful day, Bae Sungyoon, a former hotel chef, hits the jackpot and finds himself seated across from Yiyeon at a VIP blackjack table. Sungyoon's fortune takes a nosedive, causing him to lose all the winnings, and he ultimately wagers himself against Yiyeon, ending up on the losing side. Post-game, Yiyeon escorts Sungyoon home and proposes a deal: in exchange for wiping clean Sungyoon's gambling debt, he requests possession of Sungyoon's body. Will Sungyoon end up betting more than just his body? Or will the two unexpectedly end up hitting the jackpot with each other?

After his shaman grandfather passes away, Yoon Dam suddenly gains the ability to see ghosts—a gift he would rather not have. The only solution? The power of a goblin. Enter Lee Dohan, who claims to be exactly that. But there’s a catch: every time Dohan tries to harm Yoon Dam, mysterious wounds appear on his own body instead. Intrigued by this bizarre connection, Dohan proposes a deal: “Why not just let me be your tutor?” Bound by strange circumstances and their own hidden agendas, the two set off on a journey neither of them could have imagined...