13 titles, most popular first
In the city of Jungjin, the Counters are a small team of demon hunters who track down evil spirits that have fled the afterlife and feed on people through would-be killers. After one of their members falls in battle, his spirit partner from Yung chooses So Mun, a high school boy with a disability, as the team's new recruit.
Kim Gun-woo is a talented young boxer who wants a better life for his single mother, but she falls into the clutches of Smile Capital, a ruthless loan shark outfit run by Kim Myeong-gil. Desperate to help her, Gun-woo accepts aid from kindly moneylender Choi Tae-ho and forms an unlikely bond with Hong Woo-jin, a former marine who also boxes.
In the Joseon era, a young man dresses as a woman to slip into a mysterious village where only women live, hoping to learn the real story of how he was born. There he crosses paths with a young woman who refuses to become a kisaeng and is set on avenging her family.
Yeon Si-eun is a top student who cares only about his grades and is far from strong, yet he refuses to give in to the classroom bullies led by Jeon Yeong-bin. Using quick thinking and whatever is at hand, he fights back, and he finds unexpected allies in tough fighter Ahn Su-ho and troubled Oh Beom-seok.
Three North Korean agents, trained since youth in an elite unit, slip into South Korea disguised as a village fool, a would-be rock musician and a high school student. With no new orders arriving, they slowly settle into everyday life in a small neighborhood, until a sudden mission throws everything into disorder.
In the future, a comet has destroyed much of the planet and the air has become badly polluted. Survivors cannot live without oxygen tanks and masks, which are delivered to them by a small group of elite couriers who carry these vital supplies through a harsh, broken land.
Mysterious sphere-shaped creatures fill the sky above Earth, and the senior class at Sungjin High School is drafted to fight them. Promised extra credit toward their university entrance exams, the students learn to handle guns and stay alive under Lieutenant Lee Chun-ho, their platoon commander.
In North Korea, agent Eom Chul-woo is ordered to kill powerful officials to head off a coup. When missiles strike Kaesong during an event attended by the supreme leader, Eom flees across the border into the South with the badly wounded leader. In Seoul, senior presidential secretary Kwak Chul-woo learns that a coup may be brewing in the North.
Kim Do-gi, a former special forces soldier, drives for Rainbow Taxi, a secret company that takes on revenge requests from victims whose abusers have escaped the law. Together with CEO Jang Sung-chul, hacker Ahn Go-eun and two mechanics, he bends the rules to make criminals pay, while a prosecutor grows suspicious of the company.
Choi Joon-woong is a young job seeker who can't land a job. After an accident, he meets the grim reapers Koo Ryeon and Lim Ryung-gu, whose task is to stop people from taking their own lives, and he joins them as the youngest contract worker on their crisis management team.
On Jeju Island, three people are drawn together to stand against an evil force that threatens to destroy the world. Based on a graphic novel that was later released as a webtoon, the series follows their dangerous battle against this dark power.
By day, Kim Ji-yong is a police academy student; by night he becomes the "Vigilante," punishing criminals who got off lightly for terrible crimes. His actions catch the eye of investigation team head Jo Heon, who launches an operation to catch him after learning about him from reporter Choi Mi-ryeo, who covers the Vigilante's story.
Yoo Bo-na is a housewife and mother who secretly works as Kingfisher, a sniper who takes down criminals the law has failed to punish. As she returns from three years of maternity leave, Kingfisher resurfaces, and her husband Kwon Tae-seong, a reporter who once covered the vigilante, starts tracking the case again.
