Neim is a rare condition that appears in only a handful of people around the world, and it comes with painful symptoms that can only be alleviated through consistent contact with the person.... more>>

The name that appeared on pianist Yeon Doha’s body belonged to a famous figure who had mysteriously vanished from London a year ago—Tristan Locke, the most beloved nobleman in Britain.

As Doha’s body gradually becomes paralyzed, he finally discovers Tristan, hidden away in the depths of a Scottish forest after months of searching. To his shock, he finds that Tristan does not bear his name.

Without Tristan Locke, Doha cannot survive, but Tristan, a heteros*xual man, coldly rejects any contact with him. Desperate to regain his lost life, Doha has no choice but to cling to a man who has no need for him… <<less

On a pitch-black early summer night, a VIP customer visits ‘Sang’ah Moon,’ a company that deals with dreams.... more>>

Baek Kiseon, the legendary Night Walker who wrote the history of the industry, is the CEO of Sang’ah Moon. He no longer accepts clients, but is forced to take on a ‘nightmare treatment’ request that he had tried to refuse.

His first meeting with Han Heemyung, a young patient who has suffered from terrible nightmares for a long time and is famous for being a chaebol brat, is truly the worst.

However, Baek Kiseon has no choice but to bring Han Heemyung into his home for treatment, and their uncomfortable cohabitation began with invading and being invaded by each other’s dreams and reality.

It then began to change in unexpected directions during the sweltering summer… <<less

In the midst of a resignation dilemma within a major corporation, newcomer Lee Seodan encounters a pressing situation. The leader of a swiftly assembled project team unexpectedly offers an enticing proposition, leaving Lee Seodan torn between grasping at a potentially risky opportunity or letting it slip away.... more>>

For three months, transitioning from winter to spring, the routine involves weekdays spent at the office and weekends residing in a hotel, all centered around a daunting confrontation with a man. This individual, a source of both fear and unpredictability, serves as both ailment and remedy. Feeling at the mercy of this person, Lee Seodan has an abrupt realization. What used to be clear distinctions have now become muddled, with inexplicable aspects creeping into the relationship that were never part of the contractual obligations or agreed compensation. <<less