DAGOM

How far would you be willing to go to save the ones you love? With his grandfather bordering life and death, Taesun takes on multiple jobs in order to pay a seemingly endless stack of hospital bills. On one of his odd jobs, he ascends the great mountain Geumryang, unknowingly the home of an eponymous serpentine spirit. When Taesun encounters the divine being, he too is on the brink of death, desperate for water in his slithering form. Taesun offers him a sip of water, and saves the sacred snake from certain death. Later that night, a cold-blooded body embraces Taesun and offers him an exchange: bear the ancient being’s seed, and his grandfather will live. But is all really as it seems? After all, can one ever truly trust the forked tongue of a serpent…?

The following content is intended for mature audiences and may contain sexual themes, gore, violence and/or strong language. Discretion is advised. not found...

Ba-da never dreamed of getting into a steamy relationship with a celebrity before. Well, until recently, that is. Now, after meeting famous actor Shim Chae-yoon and getting an offer from the nation’s heartthrob to teach him how to be in a relationship, Ba-da has been having some explicit dreams. Except…maybe they’re more than dreams. The line between dream and reality is fading faster by the day…

not found...

Heeram, who was introduced to a well-paid tutor, went to say his first greetings when he met a kind old man and a half-naked young man who appeared before his face. Even though it was embarrassing, the tutor said something surprising to Heeram, who started taking the class because it was difficult to find part-time jobs like this... "That guy... he's not my father, he's my lover?"

Ki Yeong-han is a sassy college student who lives his life according to his own terms, and Yoon Ye-joon is kind to everyone but remains a bit rigid. Whether by coincidence or fate, the two are bound together by a pair-work assignment. Their relationship is rocky from the start. Their words clash, shards of emotion fly, and all that remains is a war-like partnership. But as they work together on their assignment, they find themselves drawn to each other in the smallest of ways: sharp words give way to subtle warmth, and awkward eye contact becomes more comfortable. Can these two strangers realise the name of those feelings and hold hands?