By Zeenia Sharjeel

Kibe Takayuki is a mob character, who has no interesting events in his life besides his life of... degeneracy. He notices the world is filled with main characters of their own stories. He begins to notice this and takes action immediately. Watch how this comedy parody shows how one deals(degenerately) with it.

When my daughter, Lila Haye, was declared brain-dead, my wife, Emma Hayes, urged me to consent to organ donation. Consumed by sorrow and struggling to cope, I uncovered a devastating secret: Blake Thompson, Lila’s attending physician, was Emma’s ex-lover. They had lied about Lila’s true state to coerce me into signing the consent form, intending to save Blake’s own daughter, Sophia. The sight of Emma lovingly holding Sophia while appearing like a perfect family shattered me. In a rage, I confronted them, only to be pushed from a building, resulting in my death. However, I was mysteriously given another chance, finding myself back on the day of the consent signing. As I gazed at Lila lying in the hospital bed, I vowed silently that this time, I would ensure both Emma and Blake faced the consequences for their betrayal.

To save his bedridden sister and rescue his family from financial ruin, Arthur enters Solaria: World’s End, a hyper-realistic virtual reality game where death in-game results in permanent neural brain death outside. His mission: conquer the heart of Vesper, a villainous NPC whose tragic backstory and forced-affection script have driven her to murder 65 previous players who attempted to subjugate her through violence and contracts. Arthur is the 66th player. Vesper plans to plunge a rusted iron shank into his throat the moment his guard drops. Instead, Arthur subverts every expected script: he breaks her suppression shackles, feeds her hot food, rents a clean room in town, and sends her to study at the academy,all while respecting her space. When the system subjects Arthur to severe punishment lightning for refusing to force a romance, he accepts the agony and hands her his savings, urging her to run before his time expires. Shaken by his selflessness, Vesper kisses him just seconds before the deadline, raising her affection level to a meager 5/100. As they navigate the kingdom’s brewing corruption and academy crises, Vesper finds herself unexpectedly falling for Arthur,confused by his refusal to show the possessive obsession of past players. Meanwhile, Arthur's gentle restraint gives way to genuine love, setting off a dangerous, slow-burn emotional dynamic where both must defy the system to save each other and their collapsing world.

After his girlfriend and her secret lover took his life, Hikaru woke up in a parallel world — a nation shaped like Japan, familiar in all the ways that mattered, and dangerous in all the ways he had not yet learned to expect. Wraiths. Malevolent entities. Supernatural phenomena bleeding into everyday life without warning or apology. Armed with a Merit System and the hard-won skills of an Onmyoji, Hikaru had accepted that survival in this world would be complicated. What he had not accepted, and had not remotely planned for, was a wife. She was a Calamity of the World-Ending tier. A being so terrifying that humans and Wraiths alike trembled at the mere mention of her name. And yet. Every time Hikaru looked at her, the only word that came to mind was... So CUTE.

Aren Vireak is just an ordinary guy working the graveyard shift at a community blood bank, blissfully unaware that he’s the primary supplier for the city’s secret vampire underground. When the beautiful and lethal Mali Seraphine comes to raid his inventory, she expects a cowering victim, not a bored clerk who treats her like an annoying theater student. As an unlikely connection forms between a man who just wants to pay his rent and a vampire matriarch bored with eternity, Aren finds himself dragged into a cutthroat world of shadows where his mundane life is the ultimate secret weapon.

He knew this world. Not because he had lived here before, but because he had once read about it in a novel he never finished. Now, somehow, he has become the long-lost biological son of one of the most powerful families—a true heir who disappeared years ago and has finally been brought home. But someone has already taken his place. The adopted son has spent years being loved as the perfect child and raised as the future heir. And now that the real son has returned, he has no intention of giving up the life he believes belongs to him. Smiles hide schemes. Kind words carry traps. Even a simple family dinner can become a battlefield. Fortunately, the new heir remembers a few things from the novel. Unfortunately… only a few. And as events begin changing from the story he remembers, he soon realizes that knowing part of the plot may not be enough to survive it. Because his return hasn’t simply changed who will inherit the family. It has changed the entire story.