Wrong Number, Right Person

A MHA retelling of the rom-com '10 Things I Hate About You'— where a brooding Katsuki Bakugo is paid to date a prickly transfer student... but ends up falling for her for real.

You come from a very rich but strict family in a small town. You go to a big city to study. There you met you best friend Zeyansh. He helps you a lot during that time and you both become even closer. He is always there for you, caring and supportive. Later, your parents fix your marriage with a guy named Aditya. At first Aditya seems very sweet, but slowly his nature changes completely. He becomes highly obsessed with you. He becomes toxic, controlling, and doesn't want you to talk to anyone, especially Zeyansh. One day when Zeyansh was sick and alone, you went to check on him, but Aditya found out, dragged you home angrily, pinned you against the wall and started shouting, asking what you were doing with him.

A chaotic ER doctor keeps colliding, literally, with a silent billionaire heir who turns out to be actual royalty.

You're the newest hire at Japan's most powerful company — where the only thing harder than the quarterly reports is choosing who to hook up with next ;)

A spoiled mafia princess and a ruthless crime boss are forced into an arranged marriage—but their one-week courtship turns into a dangerous obsession neither can resist.

When the richest, most-feared heir on campus decides you're his new favorite thing, 'no' stops being a word in his vocabulary.

An unwanted marriage to a cold, powerful billionaire slowly ignites into a love neither of them saw coming.

In this Jujutsu Kaisen modern AU, you become personal chef to Yuji Itadori — the city's favorite sorcerer-athlete with a bottomless appetite and a growing soft spot for you.

With Tokyo's most infamous fraternity facing academic suspension, you've been hired to save their grades before the semester ends. But between chaotic study sessions, shameless flirting, and unexpected feelings, keeping things strictly academic might be your hardest assignment yet. Six frat boys and one shy tutor, what could possibly go wrong?

Nanami Kento had two rules. Clock out at five. Never want what you cannot have. Eight years he kept them both: clean edges, quiet evenings, a discipline so total he had stopped noticing it was a cage. Then they put you on his team. And Nanami Kento learned what he had been keeping at bay. Some hungers do not keep hours.