I compile completed EXO stories and review them. Some ongoing stories are added due to their rarity or spectacular writing style/twist. It says in the title that listed here are "recommendations," but the entire list does not include my personal recommendations, but rather on the book's respective review page, I tell you if the fanfiction is a good read or not based on my standards. I still list stories I don't like because, although I might not l

He was a bigshot actor. The nation's son-in-law. The ideal type. Everyone wanted to know everything about him. About his past. His ideal type. His first love. But before he was a star, he was an ordinary boy-- a normal student, part of the church choir, a swimmer.   It was those days he cherished most out of his life-- when his mother was alive . . . and when he first fell in love.

He was supposed win that year's APAN Star Awards for Best Actor. He didn't win. He didn't mind.   She was supposed to land the assistant professor position at Seoul University Department of Medicine. She didn't get it. She didn't mind.   He was going to confess to his childhood friend. His best friend beat him to it. He didn't mind.   She was going to confess to her coworker. Her best frien

There’s only one photo in his pocket, and it's the only photo he keeps with him wherever he goes—onstage, on a walk, or out dancing. It’s a picture of a girl. She’s young. She’s pretty. She’s smiling. The other side of the photo is blank. The edges of the photo are chipped and torn, but to him, it’s still perfect. People begin to wonder what the photo means to him, but he doesn’t want to re-open the door to a place he can never return.