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God of Music
Jin Mu-hyeon, the low-ranking gatekeeper of the Volcano Sect. Driven to the cliff of the Daejeon, he falls below the precipice, stepping into the realm of immortals rather than the human world. There, he learns martial arts from the legends of the martial world for eons, and when he opens his eyes again, only a day or two has passed in reality. The man who was at the very bottom of the martial world returns, carrying the martial arts of the world.
Heo Gyun
During the Joseon Dynasty under King Sejong, Gil-dong, born as the illegitimate son of the prestigious minister Hong-mun, possessed extraordinary talents and the spirit of a hero. However, due to his lowly status, he could not call his father "father" nor could he call his brother "brother." Amidst discrimination and slander, Gil-dong, who faced threats to his life, ultimately leaves home and ventures into the world. This work is a classic heroic narrative about a genius boy trapped by the shackles of social status who carves out his own destiny. It can be said to be a representative work of Korean classical fantasy, blending anger, sorrow, magical arts, adventure, and the birth of a righteous outlaw.
Kim Si-Sup
Young scholar Yang Saeng lived alone near Manyoung Temple. Having lost his parents at an early age and living a lonely life, he would recite poetry in the spring night under the plum blossoms, yearning for love. One day, he played hide-and-seek with the Buddha and earnestly wished for a beautiful encounter. And that very night, a woman came to Manyoung Temple. She was as beautiful as a fairy under the moonlight, bearing a sad story, praying to Buddha for her fate. As if predestined, the two were drawn to each other, sharing a short but deep love. However— she was not an ordinary person. She was a living person and one who had already left the mortal world. Fate allowed them the most beautiful yet most sorrowful love. "Manyoung Temple Hide-and-Seek" is a representative novella from the Joseon period, depicting love and death, the boundary between humans and spirits, an elegant yet chilling tale of destiny.
Bram Stoker
WEINOVEL edition. The same novel is also published here as a plain text edition, so the two can be compared directly: blocks, dialogue and character-consistent AI illustrations against the unillustrated text. Jonathan Harker, a young English solicitor, travels to a remote castle in the Carpathians to close a property deal with a mysterious nobleman. What begins as a routine journey becomes a descent into an ancient horror that follows him home. Bram Stoker's 1897 gothic masterpiece, retold as an illustrated serial.
Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilde's comedy of manners. In town Jack Worthing is Ernest; in the country he is Jack, guardian to young Cecily and brother to an invented scoundrel named Ernest. The name buys him freedom - and it is the only name Gwendolen Fairfax will consent to love. Then his friend Algernon borrows the same name and turns up at the country house. Two men, one name, and a handbag left long ago at Victoria Station.
God of Music
Heaven and Earth, I alone exist! So strong was he that he had to be betrayed by the martial artists. He has appeared in the fantasy world. The world where my father lived! Why did my father end up in such a miserable state and go to the martial world? I am no longer interested in such things. I want to live quietly. But the world is waiting for a hero. He will create a new history in the fantasy world.
God of Music
Now the kings rule the world.