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Do not let death love you
A collection of seven short stories exploring themes of death, grim reapers, and the moments before dying.
Includes: Soon We’ll Be Found, Do Not Let the Death Love You (#อย่าปล่อยให้ความตายหลงรักคุณ), When the Death Becomes Love (#เมื่อความตายกลายเป็นความรัก), Don’t Kick the Chair, In Another Life (#หากชาติหน้า), Goodbye Sunshine, and มนุษย์โอ่ง (The Jar Man).!! TRIGGER WARNING: Suicide / Self-injurious behavior !!
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Don’t be a jerk at 3, ghost’s damn real!
‘Parak’ is a hot-headed yet cheerful young man, well-known around the neighborhood as the local street racer. Though he’s fundamentally a good kid, his loud, roaring bike makes him a bit of a social nuisance.
One day, a friend from the gang crashes fatally while cornering. At the friend’s funeral, the gang revs their engines loudly at 3 a.m. in tribute. But on the way back, Parak ends up with a mysterious passenger—who turns out not to be human…
The monk warned him not to race at 3 a.m. If he wouldn’t listen, maybe it’s good he finally meets a ghost!
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Don’t get lost, Persephone
Why must I describe the realm of the afterlife? It’s certainly not because I like it.
It’s because my time to return to Hell has come—
but I was careless and missed the gate.
The portal that should have taken me back is now closed,
and I am lost.If you see the Queen of Hell—
long jet-black hair, always dressed head to toe in black lace,
a face not often friendly—
please contact Hades.
A reward awaits anyone who finds her.Content Warning:
Death (discussion of death)
Sexual Harassment (mentions of sexual misconduct)
Manipulation (persuasion and coercion to control others)
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Don’t Forget to Drop a Smile in Your Jar and Carry Happiness in Your Pocket
A lifetime is like a journey with no end.
It begins as a tiny being in the mother’s womb,
starting to know this world,
meeting fellow travelers of the same age,
moving through childhood, adolescence, university years,
and then stepping into working life…Along countless alleys and paths,
always ready for us to turn and start anew.The road may be smooth and easy,
or steep and towering like a mountain,
sometimes barren, sometimes lined with flowers.No matter what path we face,
if we stockpile good energy
and carry happiness and smiles with us,
we will surely pass through.If we stumble and lose these along the way,
trust that at journey’s end,
we will gain something called “experience”
to help us navigate the road ahead.At least, it reminds us to hold our smiles and happiness
even more carefully next time.This is the second book by Whenimfeeeling,
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Don’t Let Me Mess With Your Heart
Puan: A high school heartthrob with a mischievous streak.
He’s fallen head over heels for a stunning, exotic beauty—
but has no idea how to win her over.With no other options, Puan decides to get close to Toey,
the sweet, innocent guy who’s friends with the girl he likes—
even though he knows it might mean losing out to Toey! -
Don’t Tell Me How to Play
When the new game a gamer like him tries turns into a game he has to finish—
and if he wants to quit now, there’s only one way: he must “die.”But he’s no ordinary player anymore.
Ah… please allow me to chant before I continue,
because the story you’re about to read almost made me sick!This is Rose’s first Thai Boys’ Love novel with an E-Sport theme,
written by the talented Noo Daeng Tua Noi.
It’s fun, funny, adorable—packed with every flavor that keeps you hooked.As a pro gamer making a living from the craft, the famous gamer “Chao Kwan” impulsively agrees to try a new Thai-style RPG-MOBA game that connects players’ subconscious minds with the game system—all for a tempting five-figure contract.
It would have been great if the system didn’t randomly assign him the role of a monk tasked with supporting the team—
even though he’s normally the ultimate damage dealer and quick-tempered.And every time he heals, he has to say, “Ah… please allow me to chant.” Seriously, give me a break!
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Dream
I’m “Dawan.”
Ever since I can remember, I’ve had strange dreams about a little girl—
small, quiet, and always coming to play in my dreams.Until one day, a new neighbor moved in,
and that’s when my family fell apart.My father ran away with the man next door—
and that man was the father of…“Kimhan,”
the quiet, small, and tearful boy next door.
At first, we weren’t close at all,
but through many events, we came to understand each other.Though Kimhan doesn’t know it,
in reality, we’re just friends—
but in my dreams, we do much more than that.So my feelings grew deep—
but I must keep them hidden from him.What I didn’t know was…
I wasn’t the only one dreaming that dream.Adapted into a TV series
DREAMyuri Kimhan… I Dream of You
by IDOLFACTORY, starring May Yada and Fay Kanyapat.
