I Bore the Villain's Son​

After a night swept away by reckless passion, Elisabeth surrendered to the warmth that drowned her loneliness—never imagining the consequences. Months later, embraced then abandoned by a merciless lover, she discovered she was pregnant.

Yet Elisabeth didn't despair. Instead, she felt a flicker of hope: "At least I won't be alone anymore."Though the path would be hard, she vowed to raise her child with all her love.

Years later, a thunderous voice shattered her fragile peace:

"Don’t dare deny he’s my son—that boy is my mirror image! Youwill come with me, Elisabeth. Willingly or not."

Stunned, Elisabeth realized the man she’d once shared that fleeting night with was none other than the "Mad Villain of Prussia and Babaria"—a tyrant whispered in nightmares across kingdoms.

Suddenly Becoming the Stepmother of the Paralyzed CEO's Son

Kinara, a 24-year-old girl, has just lost everything—her home, her family, and the future she dreamed of. After her father’s death, she was driven out by her stepmother and forced to live in an orphanage until she finally had to leave due to her age. With nowhere to go and no family left, she only hoped to find a small rental room to start a new life. But fate had the most unexpected surprise in store for her.
In an upscale residential area, Kinara accidentally helps a little boy who is being bullied. The boy bursts into hysterical tears, suddenly calls her “Mommy,” and accuses her of trying to abandon him, leading the surrounding residents to misunderstand and pressure Kinara to acknowledge the child. Cornered, Kinara is forced to agree to the boy’s request. The child is Aska, the only son of a famous young CEO, Arman Pramudya.
Will Kinara agree to Aska’s game of making her his stepmother, or will she refuse?

I'm Not an Extra Character (Omegaverse)

Aziel, nicknamed the golden tiger, a skilled businessman with great power, had a hobby of reading Omegaverse stories.
In his twelfth Omegaverse novel, Aziel felt disgust towards the cliché character who interfered in the relationship of the main couple, feeling relief with the tragic end of the extra character.
But, in a strange event, Aziel awoke in the body of the character from the book that he so despised.
Being an extra character with a fate marked as tragic was not Aziel's style; the so-called golden tiger would do everything necessary to escape from that destiny and cliché character.
In his fight to stand out, Aziel will encounter on his path the main character of the story, the Alpha protagonist who despised Aziel more than anyone else.
"You used to say you loved me."
"Sweetheart, that wasn't me."