Even some members of the nation's girl group can be very nerdy once in a while.

Jeongyeon has an altercation with the supernatural.

[Finale of Breaking the Spell] With the rush of exams, the young, high school student must face the day to day conflicts of a boring, normal high school. With a killer on her tail, the journalist must face danger within a haunted forest to discover the truth. And the mysterious lyricist, as she fights her way through a cursed castle, must reveal her play for her endgame to work. Plans criss-cross and meander through each other as the different parties work to t

High school tends to be a series of "seeing red" before something insane happens (for better or worse). No one really understands what's happening until they actually feel it as the world disappears when the red flashes. Jihyo knows it's not always a temper problem.

Lee Suhyun was a high school girl. Shin Hoseok (or Wonho as known throughout the school) was her crush. They had to work together for a school project. Best friends, Lee Hayi and Kim Jiwon (or Bobby as he was called), are called in for assistance. Cue the RomCom.

Let's Teach Jimin How to Play Piano - by Min Yoongi ...and then some more.

Random stories about the tales and (mis)adventures of KARD.

Sana is a relatively lonely psychiatrist with some interesting patients.

Add some dank memes to an obsession with K-Pop, and this is what you get.

What happens when a nervous wreck and her handler takes a bus ride to a performance hall?

[Sequel to Breaking the Spell] Hyejeong was the only who remembered the events from the last time an author stepped in her life. From there on, she knew the power of fanfiction authors and aims to put a stop to them. Along the way she finds allies to her cause, but also makes enemies along the way. A war is brewing, and it all started with an angel's anger. 

The blonde waittress of a homely cafe would always stare at the lovely man as he walks by everyday, always dreaming of an exciting romance. Every stare was an unresolved tension that she wanted to rid of with him. It was only when she was given the opportunity (or rather forced upon the role by her manager) to perform for a band competition was she given the chance to resolve the tensions. But boy did those tensions stack.

Imagine boy bands and girl groups as assassins within companies, not only designed to serve entertainment, but also death! They all share the same universe, one where magic and technology collide to create a perfect world of violence, murder, and deceit, with just as many ways to kill as there ways to mess up! Journey into this world where assassins are allowed to kill anyone for the right price (except other assassins due to several company agreements), compete for the spotli

While trying to write fanfiction, someone's dreaming naughty things about the BTS eldest...