Chapter 85
[Emotional healing parenting story of brothers 20 years apart] Si-hyuk, who lost his parents in a sudden car accident, and his younger brother Si-ha, who is 20 years younger than him. "Aaa...." My sister could only say this. Our own family whispered about my little brother and me at the funeral. “What are you two doing? Who wants to take over?” “Gosh. “Now you're a student, how are you going to raise your little brother?” "I heard there is insurance money?" In the midst of this chaos, Siha opened his mouth, "Brother... Brother. "Ugh!" Siha said the words properly for the first time and cried. Older brother. not my father, not my mother. Sihyuk slowly approached Siha and hugged him. I will protect you. I put those feelings a little harder… … . Be a little careful... … .
Chapter 41
A child-soldier mage regains memories of a past life on the battlefield—and realizes this world is a novel with a doomed, apocalyptic ending. To avert it, the plan is simple: stick to the story’s “hero” and keep him alive. After some twists, the narrator sneaks into the duke’s household as the adopted youngest. One problem (actually three): the hero hates mages, the narrator is a deserter, and a messy mix-up has them living under a swapped-gender disguise. Now it’s constant tiptoeing to avoid being found out while plotting how to protect the hero… and somehow there’s always time for strawberry cake. A cozy, chaos-filled tale of a secretive “maknae” with a lot to hide.
Chapter 54
Reborn as a weak 4-year-old demon king, I tricked three heroes into becoming my "dads" to survive. But now they’re fighting over who gets to spend time with me! Even the male lead, meant for the heroine, is obsessed. What’s going on?!