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In the six months after being released from prison, 24 part-time jobs were fired. Eun-kyul, who had done everything for money in terrible poverty, eventually joined the contract murder for the last bite, an d when he came to his senses, he was committing to an unknown beast. "Where did you crawl in from?" Eun-kyul, who has lived with the determination that "even if you go into a tiger cave, you live if you stay alert," has overcome the crisis, but whether you are a dog or a wolf, you will pay 10 billion won if you work for him, but the condition is to k ill his father and the chairman of the Myung-il group. "Whether you buy a house or a car, think about it as you want." The sweet and bitter companionship between a 23-year-old boy's head of household and a lone wolf begins.

Six months out of prison, and Bae Eun-gyeol has found himself fired from no less than 24 jobs. Determined to make a living somehow, he resorts to hitman work, only to wake up after a mission gone wrong at the mercy of a mysterious beast. Yet, in an unexpected turn of events, this wolf-like man offers Eun-gyeol an unbelievable amount of money to change the target of his hit…to none other than the man’s own father. Armed with nothing but tenacity, Eun-gyeol sets out on a tumultuous journey with a lone wolf by his side.

In the six months after being released from prison, 24 part-time jobs were fired. Eun-kyul, who had done everything for money in terrible poverty, eventually joined the contract murder for the last bite, an d when he came to his senses, he was committing to an unknown beast. "Where did you crawl in from?" Eun-kyul, who has lived with the determination that "even if you go into a tiger cave, you live if you stay alert," has overcome the crisis, but whether you are a dog or a wolf, you will pay 10 billion won if you work for him, but the condition is to k ill his father and the chairman of the Myung-il group. "Whether you buy a house or a car, think about it as you want." The sweet and bitter companionship between a 23-year-old boy's head of household and a lone wolf begins.

Mew is like a grumpy cat: quiet, collected, a college student who all the girls swoon for despite her rejecting them. Pit Bull, well…let’s just say between his bold advances on women and reckless stunts, he needs a muzzle, or twelve. Clashing like cats and dogs with their friend Sansan caught in the crossfire, can the two really get along?

Heavy snow, strong winds, extreme cold, and an Antarctic winter with half of the year being night.An unidentified 'something' appeared in front of researchers isolated in the worst conditions on Earth.

In the six months after being released from prison, 24 part-time jobs were fired. Eun-kyul, who had done everything for money in terrible poverty, eventually joined the contract murder for the last bite, an d when he came to his senses, he was committing to an unknown beast. "Where did you crawl in from?" Eun-kyul, who has lived with the determination that "even if you go into a tiger cave, you live if you stay alert," has overcome the crisis, but whether you are a dog or a wolf, you will pay 10 billion won if you work for him, but the condition is to k ill his father and the chairman of the Myung-il group. "Whether you buy a house or a car, think about it as you want." The sweet and bitter companionship between a 23-year-old boy's head of household and a lone wolf begins.

Yoo Eunha, the female lead of the PG-19 novel "The Devil's Vivace", has to endure a pitiful life. In which she is beaten daily by the male protagonist... But wait! The author won't be publishing any more chapters?! No! I won't accept that! If we want to live, you have to keep hitting me. A story about education through the ‘body’.

Yoo Eunha, the female lead of the PG-19 novel "The Devil's Vivace", has to endure a pitiful life. In which she is beaten daily by the male protagonist... But wait! The author won't be publishing any more chapters?! No! I won't accept that! If we want to live, you have to keep hitting me. A story about education through the ‘body’.