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H.O.P.E.
A book filled with hope, dreams, and relationships—where everyone around us experiences both expectations and disappointments. Life is full of hopes that inevitably come with a price, often paid in feelings, frequently involving pain.
This book contains 16 chapters plus a special bonus chapter that tells a story of return and renewed hope, conveyed through the four letters: H O P E.
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Hard Mode NPC
Playing as the protagonist in a game makes everything easy—great weapons, powerful skills, and enemies fall without a fight. But it’s a whole different story when you’re trapped as an NPC.
Merit, a top-tier player praised for his skills but notorious for his terrible attitude, unlocked the “Hardest Difficulty Mode” on his third clear of Red Horizon. Accidentally agreeing to something unknown, he’s sucked into the game world as a supporting NPC.
His only way out? Reach the ending and defeat the world’s strongest protagonist.
Along the way, Merit must pretend to befriend the hero while scheming to trip him up, using every trick he has to survive deadly monsters and brutal bosses—including facing Altair, a cold-blooded villain who seems to remember who Merit really is?!
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Have a ghost day
The story of a ghost-phobic person who moves into a run-down dorm with a new roommate… who might not even exist!?
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Heaven’s Challenge, Want to test just come up
“Hahaha, how about it, Satan? If you’re really so capable, come fly up here and face me!”
With his sharp tongue and devil-may-care attitude, Pamok—a tiny but handsome Thai angel no bigger than a Chihuahua—loves bullying hell-dwellers indiscriminately, regardless of their religion.Little did he expect that one day, his good fortune would suddenly run out…
“What’s that? Calling me, are you?”
The big, rough European devil, who’d been the target of Pamok’s teasing for days, suddenly appears at his heavenly window.
“You’ve been talking about me all this time… do you like me that much?”
Glancing at the devil’s arms—each as big as Pamok’s entire head—the only thought flashing through his mind was: If I say no, this huge European demon will gore me to death for sure.
Well, damn… I’m so screwed now.
