Korean Novels (translator)

Yeho is a captivating Korean novel that delves into the life of a young man, Yeho, who becomes entangled in a web of deception and sacrifice to protect his family. With elements of gender-bending, romance, and historical intrigue, this story follows Yeho's journey as he navigates the complexities of loyalty and love in a world…

In 'Our House Pet,' Haein, facing turmoil in her life, rescues abandoned animals and an amnesiac man, leading to unexpected connections and heartwarming moments. With a touch of comedy and romance, this Korean novel explores themes of love, healing, and new beginnings.

In the Korean comedy novel 'Monsieur Park,' Director Park's lack of abilities doesn't stop him from pursuing women at work, much to the dismay of his female colleagues. Assistant Manager Kim, on the other hand, is the epitome of charm and kindness, always coming to the rescue of his female coworkers from Director Park's advances.…

In the Korean novel 'Luna', Laneige defies societal norms by disguising herself as a male to attend the prestigious Royal Academy. As a commoner, she faces challenges and discovers the hidden hierarchy within the school, becoming the Japry of a powerful noble's son. This fantasy story blends elements of gender bender, romance, and supernatural themes,…

In 'Kill the Lights,' experience a thrilling supernatural tale of transmigration and second chances. Follow Mason, a mercenary who finds himself inhabiting the body of a disliked Hollywood actor, Haley Lusk, after his own untimely death. As Mason navigates this new life filled with drama, mystery, and romance, he must contend with his past traumas…

In 'Black Butterfly, Where Does the Black Butterfly Go Drink Water', Detective Jude Green catches a serial killer, Alvin Johns, who terrorizes New York with his hidden basement full of tortured bodies. Alvin appears normal but harbors a dark secret. Jude finds himself entangled in a cat-and-mouse game as Alvin escapes and taunts him with…