"Scarlett, don't be scared. Its just me." He assures me, sliding a hand on my nape.
Dangerously, sending shivers down my spine.
"No, it's not you. You are not the one, I always knew.  And if this is your true side, then maybe I did not know you at all." 

Not Everything Is Perfect.
And if it is, it's not a thing at all.

Scarlett Holmes. Has a perfect life. A well-to-do lifestyle. An understanding mother. The best friends, everyone envy. And the looks to die for. But, the New Yorker still longs for something. One true love. After all, who's life is complete without it?

A bonfire trip to an isolated forest brings back old memories. But, also gives her what she was truly waiting for. Now, the question is.
To get what she wishes for, will she sacrifice her everything that is worth admired for?

Lives will turn upside down. Secrets will unfold. Hearts will break. Tears will be shed.
A psychopathic killer on the loose.
A lover she trails.
Risking the lives of her friends.

What will she choose?
So, just in case. You want something. Always remember.

"Be Careful What You Wish For."

Alan is a young university student, considered a super shy Nerd. That ends up making an unthinkable friendship with another college student named Edward.
Edward is heated, tough and caught.
Over time, Alan begins to like Edward more than just a friend. Except there's a problem Edward hates Gays.

After a few events, Alan has to leave town. Years later, he returns and finds Edward in the navy, and ironically, Edward is now a German Air Force soldier in the middle of a Palestinian war, the two friends remember the past and the worst Alan still has feelings for his friend and ends up going to live with him, facing the war.
Now Alan has an important mission, to hide his feelings from his friend.
Will he be able to hide his feelings?


100% Originally

When the sky turned red and the alarm went off in their heads, no one received a gift.

What is this shit?! isn't humanity supposed to gain powers and rule the world?! Where is the OP superhero who saves the world?!

When the sky turned red and the alarm went off in their heads, no one received a gift.

What is this shit?! isn't humanity supposed to gain powers and rule the world?! Where is the OP protagonist who saves everyone?!

A 17 year-old jack-of-all-trade Eli has her plans all set until her family faced a financial breakdown. To make up for the loss, she spent her Senior year studying and doing at least 3 part time jobs a week. With her unknown reputation, a peaceful year is about to end until Van Cooper, a cunning snob guy gets along her way with a proposal to offer. 
As cliche as it may sound, a deal has been made. With her intentions based on practicality and need of money and his based on a bet he doesn't want to lose.
Having both cold as ice personalities, can a tsundere otaku girl and a snob guy produce a heat that can spark their love?

#WARNING#
This book may contain abusive word, adult scene, blood and disgusting scene. If you have some phobia about blood etc. or you're under age, I'm not insist you to not read my book, but just a warning, Ok? Clear? Good.




World get shocked after virus called NSkyV2020 (Novel Sky Virus 2020), spreading. The virus made entire world crisis in less than 24 hour. the virus infect whoever it is. Scream can be heard everywhere. Crying in all house. Gunshot in almost every angle.


The world back to the dark age. Where the strong survive; and the weak perish.





note : Sorry for bad grammar and writing. My main language is not English, though.

#WARNING#
This book may contain abusive word, racism, adult scene, blood and disgusting scene. If you have some phobia about blood or you can't accept things I just mentioned or maybe you're under age, I'm not insist you to not read my book, but just a warning, Ok? Clear? Good.




World get shocked after virus called NSkyV2020 (Novel Sky Virus 2020), spreading. The virus made entire world crisis in less than 24 hour. the virus infect whoever it is. Scream can be heard everywhere. Crying in all house. Gunshot in almost every angle.


The world back to the dark age. Where the strong survive; and the weak perish.





note : Sorry for bad grammar and writing. My main language is not English, though.

Translated by: ShawnSuh
Edited by: SootyOwl


Since the five members of the fancafe were focused on finishing their meal rather than the taste of their food, they ate in silence. There was important business they needed to attend to afterward. 

"All right. I'm gonna go on ahead," the fan said after finishing their meal before anybody else. It wasn't until then that the other four members looked up from their bowls and dishes. 

"Guess I shouldn't be surprised to see you finishing first." 

"That was quick."

"Enjoy your lunch, everyone," the fan said as he paid for the food and exited the restaurant. Like the true fan that the fan was, the fan had already figured out a place to read. There was a seating area near the store, which was close to the street, meaning that the fan would have to deal with the exhaust fumes of the cars passing by. However, the fan didn't mind it one bit as long they had the golden book with them. The fan rushed to their reading spot, which, thankfully, was still empty. Without hesitation, the fan grabbed a seat and opened the book, ignoring the car horns in the distance, murmuring the title of the book written in a stylish looking font. 

"'Alexandria'"

As the fan turned to the next page, the About the Author section of the book became visible, which usually contained an author's name, level of education, nickname or nicknames, and biography. Although none of them were new to the fan, there was something special about coming across those pieces of information through the author's book. The fan had been in an elevated emotional state since the night before, even as they woke up at four in the morning to pack their breakfast. Just the fact that Yun Woo had come out with a new book made life so much better. 'How will he surprise me this time?' the fan thought, feeling their heart beating faster. 

It wasn't long before the surrounding noises faded away. 'How did the title come about? What does it mean? What kind of story did he write this time?' Although the fan was full of questions, the answers became clearer as they flipped through the pages of the book.

As cars and pedestrians passed by, a burst of laughter came out of nowhere. Humans were capable of laughing, and everyone had their own reasons for it. In the case of the fan, they were laughing because of the golden book, their shoulders, which had become tense as the fan competed and fought for their desire, moved up and down. Alexandria's cheerful demeanor automatically put the reader in a better mood, making them hold their sides from laughing.

"So, Yun Woo's has a way with comedy too, huh?" 
Reading a book from Yun Woo had never been funnier. The book was quite fast-paced, and before they knew it, the fan was burning through its pages. On top of that, not only was it easy to read, but it was also a great read. Alexandria was quite a loveable character. Originally, Alexandria was a port city located in northern Egypt, by the Mediterranean Sea, which was also known as a vacation spot. Thinking of the city, the fan often thought of the ancient library in Alexandria, which was the largest and most influential library in existence during its time. As a character, Alexandria was unreserved, successful, and in her prime. As a protagonist, she wanted to learn to read, write and expand her world. Of course, she didn't let her desires stay as mere wishes. She acted on them, fought for them, and finally, obtained them. After having learned to read and write, she felt unstoppable. 

As the fan flipped through the pages of the golden book, impressed by the young author's sense of humor and wit, their hand stopped as the fan reached a certain point in the book when a character jarringly out of place appeared all of a sudden. The unexpected turn only added to the anticipation. Somebody had stolen a book.

"'Scuse me?" 

"..."

"Hello? Sir?" 

At the voice calling to them, the fan looked up in a delayed response and saw a cheerful-looking person. They had to be the one to interrupt the fan's reading experience. 

"Do you know how to get to the bookstore from here by any chance?" 

At that, the fan felt their irritation welling up from deep within. 'Why me of all these people? It's gotta be the book,' the fan thought, pointing toward the store with a swallowed sigh, "Go straight that way, and you'll see it." 

"Ah! I see, thank you very much!" 

Upon hearing the thank you from the pedestrian looking for the bookstore, the fan felt their irritation subside. Those who weren't used to the area were bound to ask for directions at some point. Besides, there had to be quite a few people traveling a long distance to get to the signing event. Then, just as the fan was about to resume reading, a man walking past them caught their eyes. Not only was the man tall, but well built. Although he was wearing a hat and sunglasses, there was something about him that made him look out of place. In other words, the man looked like a celebrity. As the man walked in the same direction as the pedestrian who had just asked for direction, the fan stared at him until he disappeared into the distance. He returned to reading shortly after.

There was not a minute to waste. The fan was anxious to read more about Alexandria, the book thief, and their fight. As cars and pedestrians passed by. Birds chirped, and leaves blew in the wind. After some time had passed, the fan, who had finished the entire book in one seating, said, "So good!" 

If only the fan could, they would grab a random pedestrian and urge them to read the book. A sense of satisfaction filled their heart to the point of making it feel like it was about to explode. What was even more irresistible was that there were two long-awaited short stories after the story about Alexandria. There was still more left to be read and enjoyed. Checking the time, the fan deciding to go to the bookstore, saying, 'I better go get in line. I'm savoring those short stories.' 

"Hey! You're back!" the second-in-line, who was guiding people who were confused after having arrived late, said to the fan. 

"Hi." 

The store was filled with people who were hopelessly lost, not knowing where to find the book or where to get the numbered ticket. Even if they managed to get their tickets now, they would most like be in the three hundreds, which meant they would have to wait for at least three hours until they could get an autograph from the young author. 

"Did you finish reading the book?" 

"Of course!" 

It made sense for the second-in-line to be in such a good mood, even going as far as helping others out with the friendliest looking expression in the world. Similarly, the fan was also wearing a similar smile. Then, in order to discuss the reading experience with a fellow fancafe member, the fan asked, "Did you read Alexandria?" 

"No. I started with the short stories, so I only got to the middle," the second-in-line said, bringing their index finger to their lips, gesturing that the fan not spoil the book, as if saving the best for last.

"You must be on cloud nine."

"I sure am!" 

The thought of what was left of the book alone made their heart beat faster, and the fan was fully aware of what that experience was like. Then, catching on to what the fan had been implying, the second-in-line asked, "You saved the short stories for last, didn't you?" 

"Yep." 

That time, a subtle look of superiority appeared on the second-in-line's face. 

"Let me tell you, you won't be disappointed." 

"Really?" 

At that moment, an announcement came out of the speakers in the store, saying, "Ladies and gentlemen, if you're here for the signing event, please form a line in an orderly manner." When the fan got to the spot where the signing was set to take place, they saw their fellow fancafe members also waiting in line, whom they walked right past in order to stand in the front of the line, feeling as though they had become Alexandria. After investing time and effort into planning for the event ahead of time, the fan had been rewarded with a sense of accomplishment. Now, the fan would enjoy the privilege of being the first person to get Yun Woo's autograph. The fan looked behind at their fellow club members, who were having a heated discussion about the young author. Nevertheless, they were all excited. The wait for the actual signing event had begun, and the members of the fancafe remained in a heated discussion about Yun Woo.

"I think what sets Yun Woo apart is his unique writing style. 'Sublimation' has to be, easily, the most shocking book I've ever come across. How should I put it… It was like when I first heard a singer who sang like a dolphin. It was jarring at first, but before I knew it, I'd fallen in love with it."

"I, personally, would describe him like Lionel Messi's dribbling. When you watch how he handles that ball, you can't help but think that he's a genius." 

"For me, it kind of reminded me of my first time at the movie theater."

"For me, I think it was similar to the cultural difference I felt when I traveled to another country for the first time. It felt awkward and foreign, but charming all at the same time."

While the fancafe members were busy talking to each other, the line started getting even longer. While some waited anxiously for the young author's appearance, a handful of others were reading the remaining portions of their books that they hadn't had the chance to get to. Meanwhile, those who had read the entire book were still enjoying the lingering emotional experience.

As the time of the event approached, a store employee started passing out pens and sticky notes to those waiting in line, with which they wrote down their names as a reference for the young author during signing. Although the fan entertained the thought of writing down their user ID for the fancafe, or even Alexandria, they decided to take the occasion more seriously and write down their real name. As the anxiety started catching up to the fan, they briefly reviewed the things they were going to say upon meeting Yun Woo as the first person in line, things the fan had already thought of the night prior to the event. First, would come the hello, while telling the young author that they had been reading his books since 'Trace of a Bird.' Then, after taking a picture and shaking the young author's hand, the fan would ask him the question that had been burning in their mind: 'What's your emotional state like when you're writing?' At that moment…

"Isn't that Yun Woo!?" 

The fan saw somebody in the distance walking toward the crowd, the table and a couple of chairs that had been set up ahead of time. Those who had gathered around the store to observe without getting the young author's autograph all took their phones out at the same time. Being the first-in-line meant that they were granted the privilege to see Yun Woo up close. Then, the crowd started growing louder, eventually exploding into screams.

"Hello." 

It was Yun Woo. At the sight of the young author, the fan let themselves go, screaming from the top of their lungs, taking the store employees by surprise. Looking toward the crowd standing in an endless line, the young author smiled subtly at his fans, causing the fan to gasp for breath. Yun Woo was smiling. Being surrounded by people screaming from all directions, everything felt surreal to the fan. The staff from Zelkova were surrounding the young author, protecting him. Simultaneously, there was a group of reporters on one side of the store frantically taking photos of the young author's first signing event with professional equipment incomparable to the mere smartphones of the fans and spectators. 

"I'm so nervous."

"Me too!" 

A couple of the fancafe members said from behind, and frankly, the fan was practically in the same state. While the fan stood in a daze, Yun Woo's face came into their view, along with the people around him, each wearing a lanyard that read: staff.

"Ladies and gentlemen, we will start the signing now," one of the staff members shouted. Then, catching on to an employee signaling them subtly, the fan started walking toward the young author, feeling like their legs were about to give out. As the fan placed their book on the table, which was covered in a velvet table cloth, the editor opened the book and handed it over to the young author, who proceeded to check the sticky note for the name and sign an autograph on a separate sheet of paper. Meanwhile, the fan's mind was blank.

"What time did you get here?" Yun Woo asked the fan. 

"At six in the morning," the fan replied by reflex. Then, realizing how cocky they must have sounded, a sense of humiliation washed over the fan. 

"Wow! That's dedication," the young author said, impressed. At which, the fan felt immediately validated. Despite the flashes going off and the cheers that came from the crowd from time to time, the fan saw and heard nothing but Yun Woo's face and voice. 

"Didn't we lock eyes with each other this morning?" Yun Woo asked, and the fan nodded emphatically, realizing that it really was Yun Woo that they had seen that morning. 

"I saw you standing first in line. Getting here early really paid off, huh?" 

"Yeah! Uh… I wanted to make sure I got here before anybody else. Although, I am the first-in-line… I mean, not that I'm talking down to people standing behind me in line or anything like that. Um…" the fan started fumbling over their words. And, remembering what they had read in the book earlier, the fan tried to justify their statements. The fan was feeling pricked in the heart, being fully aware of all the name calling that had taken place in their heart. With that, wearing a subtle smile on his face, Yun Woo returned the book to the fan along with his autograph.

"You know, you remind me of Alexandria," the young author said to the fan. At which, an indescribable feeling washed over the fan. With that, the turn went to the next person in line, and being mindful of others, the fan stepped away to the side, clenching their empty hand into a fist. Despite having been the first person in line, the fan hadn't been able to shake Yun Woo's hand nor take pictures with him, which the second-in-line was in the midst of doing. 

At that moment, the fan was struck by a realization about themselves and Alexandria. Because everything had taken place much later than for most people, Alexandria was inevitably far from being number one. Nor was she in second or dead last for that matter. She was simply Alexandria. In an elementary school, she had a characteristic that was unique to her. Getting a late start in life had ultimately made her unique, no matter where she went. However, that wasn't to say that she had a reason to look down on or get intimidated by others. In the end, that was why the fan had been so fond of Alexandria. Emotionally overwhelmed, the fan placed their hand on their chest, realizing that that experience wouldn't have come through a handshake or through taking pictures with the young author. 

"Thank you for writing," the fan said amid the clamoring cloud. Although there was no way to verify if Yun Woo had heard that or not, the fan was genuine in what they said and wished that the young author would recognize that there were readers out there who felt like that. There was no promise that Yun Woo would hold another signing in the future. Nevertheless, the fan was ready and determined to be there to tell Yun Woo what they couldn't that day. With that, the fan turned around and walked away from the crowd. Even those who were visiting the store to buy books were looking in the young author's direction. When the fan exited the store with a sense of pride and accomplishment, they were met with surprise yet again. 

"How long is this line!?" 

The line was stretching out the door and around the store, even up to the stairway. It seemed like there was no end to it.

"What's this line for??"

"Yun Woo's signing event."

"Huh! Should we get in line too?" 

Even the officers regulating traffic and the construction workers on the other side of the street took interest in the jaw-dropping sight. The drivers in their cars waiting on the street with their windows rolled down were also looking in the direction of the bookstore. Meanwhile, the fan walked against the direction in which the line was moving. Then, after locking eyes with the people waiting in line in the Sun, the people asked, "Did you get his autograph?" 

"Yes. I was first-in-line," the fan said light-heartedly, and the people in line also accepted it light-heartedly. 

"So it begins." 

There was a person squatting, lining up the rocks on the ground. Then, seeing that the rocks seemed like they were lined up according to their rank, the fan laughed out loud like when they had first read the golden book. 'I'm gonna get started on those short stories, the first when I get home,' the fan thought to themselves, excited and deeply satisfied.

Yum Woo is the youngest author in history to enter the literature world. His debut work was a massive hit but this success was short lived for the unprepared.

A miraculous second chance comes his way one day.

This is the beginning of that journey.

In the dark room, the monster used an anti merging technique to leave the closet with all the strength that he had accumulated in all these years.

"Mhmm."
Min-suk's opened rubbed his eyes as he woke up in the middle of the night.

"Ouch. I fell asleep on the floor again."
Kim Min-suk complained as his body was aching all over the place.

With the support of the chair, he got up and sat on it.

"What the..."
Min-suk's said as he looked at the laptop screen.

Behind the bright light of his screen, his diary was open.
And a line appeared on a new page.
The monster had temporarily merged with min-suk's laptop.

'Why is merging with a complex living being like hoomans so hard? Tsk.'
The monster complained.

He could only merge with Kim min-suk's of the boy agreed.
So the monster started the offer.

"Hey kid, do you want to change your life?"
Kim Min-Suk read the line that had appeared on the page of his diary that was opened on the screen.

'Hah, is this a joke? Did mother came into my room while I was sleeping?'
Min-Suk wondered but he knew his mother wouldn't do something like this to him.

'Then who?'
Min-suk's thought as his father was never an option.

In the end, as he couldn't get an answer to his question, he decided to answer the question.
'Tak, tak, tak.'
Min-Suk started typing.

"Who are you?"
He answered the question in the diary with another question. 

'I am so dumb.'
He cursed himself as to how would his question be answered when he wouldn't type it.
But to his shock, a new line appeared under his question.

"You will know when you answer my question. Remember I will only give you one chance."
The monster replied. He was feeling angry right now.

'I knew hoomans were stupid but this boy used to be so smart so why is he wasting his time. It must be because of those bullies beating him all the time.'
The monster thought putting all the blame on the bullies for the curiosity that Min-Suk had.

The first thing that min-suk who read the new line did was to turn off his internet. 

'Did someone hack my laptop?'
Min-suk's questioned as that was the most possible answer to the weird situation that he was going through right now.

Then he typed his answer for the main question.
'Tak, tak, tak.'

"Yes, I would love to. I thought fighting was wrong but if I can change my current life.....if I can stop being a cripple I would at least love to fight back this time."
Min-suk gave a detailed answer as his eyes were getting wet.
He started at the screen but for some moment the answer hadn't appeared. 

"Hehe, I knew it."
Min-suk laughed at himself. 

He was going to close the laptop screen when another line appeared beneath his answer.

"Do you regret saving your classmate from those bullies?"
The monster asked through the laptop screen.

If only min-suk could see the sad face of the person he was talking to, he would burst into tears.

The monster wanted to know the answer to this question from Min-suk.

The monster had known the last two years of min-suk's life. Even in the million stars none had a past as dark as the past of this kid.

'How does he know about that?'
Min-suk thought as he started typing the answer to this question.

"I..."
Min-suk stopped and thought about the last two years then with clear eyes he completed his sentence.

'Tak, tak, tak.'

"I never regretted my decision. Not even once."
Min-suk answered.

A new line appeared right after that.
"Hahaha."
The monster laughed. 

He didn't know why but this was the proudest moment of his life.
He hadn't felt so satisfied even when he had conquered the millionth star. 

"Only I can help you. Do you dare take my help?"
A new line appeared. 

Without another thought, min-suk typed.
"Yes."
As Min-suk typed, the conditions had been met for the merging.
The monster typed his last line before merging with min-suk.

"Kim Min-Suk, I am Monster-nim. Your savior..."
Kim Min-Suk read the new line.

"Monster-Nim."
Min-suk called out the name of the person he is answering to.

The monster completed the line as Min-suk called out Monster-Nim.
The monster from the MonX star called himself a Monster. 

'Hah. This is what happens when you read too many novels.'
The monster thought. He was feeling very happy as he completed his sentence.
"Your Savior and Your System."

"Monster-nim is my System?"
Kim Min-Suk read the line with a questionable face.

The monster was following the most famous line from his favorite novel by his favorite author.
The line completed as a green beam with two red dots on the front of the body shot out from the laptop's screen and entered Min-suk's head.
As it happened, Kim Min Suk lost his consciousness.



Bronze tier WPC#178 : Monster

A Conqueror.

A Warrior.

A person from the star, MonX.

Among the 500 strong people of MonX star, Monster was sent to Earth to complete a mission.

But things don't always go according to how one plans them.

The monster who is now trapped in a closet chooses his way out to help a 15-year-old kid.

The 15-year-old boy isn't your ordinary kid.

The boy was brave enough to put himself like a wall between his classmate who was a bread shuttle and the bullies.

The boy who lived an Sh*tty life for the last two years suffering through all kinds of torture.

The boy finally couldn't take it anymore when his parent's Sad faces appeared in front of him.

What will happen, when the trapped monster finally decided to help the boy? 

Who will stop the boy when he finally accepts the help of the Conqueror of the million stars?

Who will stop them when he returns to take revenge and rule over them all?

 The story of Kim Min-Suk 
 with his 
 Monster-Nim System
 as his 
 backup starts!

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