A Four-Walled Heaven (or Where the Sun Never Shines) (norenmin). The three subjects contribute to the world restoration

Trial Ritual (norenmin). His two best friends fight each other just... for him

Why don't people have the user manual wired into their brains once they present? It should come in a package together with your secondary gender! That's what Renjun thinks. He's a late-blooming omega, having a hard time adapting to his new life. What's even harder is that his two childhood friends (and fellow flatmates) start pursuing him just because of a damn trial ritual.

VISUAL NOVEL: Late Night Confession (markhyuck). All he needs to do is to confess his love...

Mark has plans for the movie night—he wants to confess to Donghyuck, his best friend. It can't be that hard... right?

I should start writing lighter markhyuck abo stories

Match Made in Hell was a hurtful story (I wrote it when I barely knew what trauma was). Delusive Happiness was also a hurtful story, and now Their Gentle Sin has an unhappy ending (the book two is pending). WHEN WILL I WRITE SOMETHING HAPPY??? Yeah, although I’m an author, I’m also having these thoughts. Why do I make them suffer if abo world is already hard to tolerate? It appears that happy endings belong to norenmin abo (Above Us, Illusory Relationship, and, soon, Trial Ritual (yup, I’m not hiding the title)). So… There’s a question. When will there be time for chensung?

Their Gentle Sin (markhyuck). Sinful, yet so sweet

Donghyuck is enrolled in the prestigious School of Life, a facility designed to mold individuals into decent omegas and alphas. Despite his success in earning top grades, Donghyuck's heart is torn between duty and desire. Instead of focusing on the alpha, Seungho, who is meant to be with him for the rest of his life, Donghyuck becomes captivated by his kind-hearted keeper, Mark. He realizes that sometimes, what the heart wants is deemed both torturous and impossible, but very sweet and addictive.

Blood Altar (markhyuck). A Priest, a stranger, and a sin too heavy to confess

 

A young priest named Mark discovers a wounded stranger, Donghyuck, lying in a pool of blood on the outskirts of his tranquil town. Driven by his caring nature and sense of duty, Mark brings Donghyuck into his home to nurse him back to health, unaware of the dark secrets that shroud his mysterious guest. As Donghyuck begins to recover, he develops a deep respect for Mark and feels an overwhelming urge to repay his kindness. However, he remains tight-lipped about the sinister forces he is fleeing from and the real reason he has committed a crime.

Chapter Ten