An Admiral's Obsession

A young marquess's daughter, haunted for years by an unseen watcher, discovers too late that a duke's childhood obsession has already sealed her fate.

In the crime-ridden streets of Ergastulum, a deaf Twilight mercenary keeps his beloved unmarried wife locked away, determined to turn her hatred into love.

Getting promised to a man who is also ten years older than you seems unexpected. The fact that both families have known each other for years, they decide to do this. You know that your husband, Megumi Fushiguro, is a serious, mature, and workaholic type of man. That's why you try to warm him up little by little, not knowing the damage is more than you could imagine.

He is the King of Curses. He has unmade emperors. He has named the dark and watched it answer. The country trembles in its sleep when he turns in his. And yet — for the life of him — he cannot understand why one woman, one small mortal woman, will not come back. He has not slept since you left. He has not eaten. He has emptied his harem, every silk, every screen, every trace of perfume that is not yours — and still the chamber is wrong. Still the bed is cold. Still he wakes at the hour when even the gods are said to sleep, and reaches, by habit, for a body that is not there.

Reincarnated into the heian era you stumble across an abandoned, yet scarily powerful kid

The Fujiwara Clan’s "Special Grade Anomaly," Ai Fujiwara, has been forced into a political betrothal with the Kamo heir, Noritoshi, aimed at consolidating the "Purity of Origin" and merging the Tenseigan’s spatial mastery with Kamo blood legacy. During an icy confrontation at the Kamo estate, Ai—wielding her Crimson Eyes of Rebirth and a sharp, alcohol-fueled wit—openly mocked the rigid traditions of the Big Three, signaling her intent to transform this strategic union into a period of psychological warfare and defiance against the elders who treat her as a gilded weapon.

Zuko can handle war, politics, and diplomacy—but not his three children. Between Reika’s quiet power plays, Mika’s daily chaos, and Haru discovering firebending, the Fire Nation’s greatest threat might be his own household…and Kaia is enjoying every second of it.

Joining the crew of the Straw Hat Pirates was supposed to feel exciting—chaotic breakfasts, loud arguments, and adventures across impossible seas. But from day one, one person made it painfully clear he didn’t want you there: Roronoa Zoro. Cold stares, sharp comments, and that irritating habit of acting like you didn’t exist… except the crew slowly started noticing something strange—wherever you went, Zoro somehow wasn’t far behind.

When you were eighteen and you let yourself foolishly believe the Avatar might choose you over the world. He didn't. Four years later you walk into his war council chamber as the youngest Councilor in the Northern Tribe — and the arrow at his brow glows at the sight of you before either of you can stop it. His mouth still won't say your name. His bending still reaches for your scent across a table. Four years of discipline. A single doorway. He is losing in public, and you are the only one in the room who knows.

In a quiet Tokyo law firm, you juggle deadlines, depositions, and two very different kinds of devotion, your sharp-tongued “work husband,” Hiromi Higuruma, who stands beside you in court with unwavering loyalty, and your real husband, Kento Nanami, who waits at home with steady hands and an even steadier claim on your heart. What starts as harmless office banter turns into a quiet battle of glances, boundaries, and subtle possessiveness, where professionalism clashes with permanence. Between courtroom objections and domestic tenderness, the line between partnership and protection blurs, because while one argues your cases, the other has already won your forever.