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Read manhwa The Villainous Husband I Killed Has Returned After she killed her own husband, 3 years later in the last day of mourning…she found him standing on front of her asking… “I don’t remember dying, my lady! So why you wearing the mourning clothes?” Associated Names 련주부인: 내가 죽인 악당 남편이 돌아왔다
Read We Are Absolutely Not Getting Divorced! / 絶対に離婚しません！ Utako and Akito are a married couple thriving as popular couple counselors. Their secret? Both of them can read minds. As telepaths, they’re praised as the “best couple with hearts truly connected,” and everything in both their personal and professional lives seems perfect. But one day, a shocking rumor of Akito’s affair surfaces! Utako immediately tries to read Akito’s mind to uncover the truth, only to be met with a chilling ultimatum: “If you read my mind, we’re getting divorced.” Having solved countless marital issues for others, can Utako now overcome the crisis threatening her own marriage? A nonstop telepathy × divorce drama comedy, dedicated to every married couple of the Reiwa era!
The beautiful Duke Enrico Michele approached like a devil whispering sweet lies, offering a cunning deal. "Just dance for me like a living doll. In return, I'll tell you about your dead parents." Along with his mysterious patronage came a chilling question: "Don't you want to know the truth?" And so began my secret, dangerous entanglement with the Duke, a meeting that should never have happened.
In middle school, Cheol Im was a living legend for his fighting prowess. Years later, he learns that his childhood friend from the orphanage, Sol Kim, was bullied to death. Determined to get revenge, Cheol returns to school. But his plans take an unexpected turn when Ha-yun Seo, a fellow orphan who was like a sister to him, is assigned as a teacher at that very same school. Now, Cheol is forced to choose between his thirst for revenge and his loyalty to the person who once protected him. This series contains themes regarding bullying, harassment, suicide and graphic violence that may not be suitable for all readers. Viewer discretion is advised. If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, please reach out for help at Crisis Text Line (http://crisistextline.org/).
