ArtemisFowl's manga / #fantasy(10)

Two men in an alternate universe are trying to uncover a sinister plot while all the women around them fangirl and ship them together. Meanwhile, their subordinate follows them while also trying to figure out whether the women's rumors have any merit or not. ~Chapter 2

The hottt version of the second season of 'The King's Maker.' After the coup d'etat in the last season, newly crowned King Wolfgang has gone on to try to make the kingdom a better place with his lover, Minister of Finance Shin Hyunwoo. However, people are trying to stop his rise to power... ~Chapter 53

The sex scene is truly well done, especially (and specifically) from an emotional standpoint. It changes as the god gets into it, and it’s an emotionally complicated sex scene because of the god’s history with this kind of night. The uke (human) is aware of the emotional dynamics of the situation and recognizes the importance of intent in the situation, which allows him to take actions that make the sex scene deepen their relationship rather than drive them apart.

There's a strange curse in this world related to the sea, and the people who stop them are doomed to pass away at an early age in the position of 'Kannagi' for the villagers. Alto is a villager who is supposed to be scared of the Kannagi, but only feels interested in him. This is the story of them, with the majority of the first chapter taking place during their meet-cute, and the later part of the chapter delving into the present. Although Kannagis normally pass away after five to six years on the job, this particular Kannagi hasn't. It's been 6 years since the main part of the story took place, and the Kannagi has relied on Alto, both for emotional support as well as a strange healing method for the Kannagi, whose black hands stained from the curse have healed. ~Chapter 19

Priest with his own past falls in love with the hero of the legend. Chapter 100.

A small-winged servant of the gods ends up serving an exiled, fluffy god. This is a story of being different and the ways those differences should be embraced. ~Chapter 6.5