12 titles, most popular first
In South Korea, a ghostly face suddenly starts appearing to tell people the exact moment they are condemned to Hell, and when that moment arrives, monstrous beings burst in to kill them in public. As fear spreads, a detective, a principled lawyer and the leader of a rising religious group called the New Truth are drawn into the chaos.
Yoon Jong-woo, a man in his twenties, moves to Seoul for a company internship. Short on money, he rents a room at Eden Studio, a cheap, gloomy dormitory full of odd residents, including his neighbor Seo Moon-jo. He plans to put up with it until he can afford to leave, but strange events start making him fear the people around him.
In 2010, with a presidential election looming, a driven prosecutor named Woo Jang-hoon is ordered to investigate the hidden slush fund of front-running candidate Jang Pil-woo. Gangster Ahn Sang-goo, meanwhile, grabs the key evidence for Lee Kang-hee, an influential newspaper editor he trusts, only to be betrayed and maimed, leaving him set on revenge.
Oh Taek, an ordinary taxi driver, is offered a big fare to drive a passenger all the way to Mokpo. He reluctantly accepts, only to realize his passenger is a serial killer, and he must rely on every bit of his wits to make it through the long, terrifying ride.
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.
In the Joseon era, a lawyer known as an oejibu sets out to take revenge on the person responsible for his parents' deaths. Rather than reaching for a sword, he plans to bring his foe down through the courtroom.
A mysterious figure called Gaetal sends out text-message polls asking the public whether certain vicious criminals who have done terrible harm deserve to die. Whenever more than half of the people who reply vote for death, Gaetal carries out the sentence.
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.
Baek Ah-jin grows up facing abuse and neglect, learning early to hide her feelings and manipulate people in order to survive. Now a rising actress, she hides a ruthless hunger for fame and power behind her beauty and charm, while Yoon Jun-seo, devoted to her since childhood, and Kim Jae-oh, a man shaped by his own painful past, stay close by her side.
Park Jae-young, deep in debt to a loan shark, hires coworker Jang Gil-ryong to kill his father for the life insurance money. Elsewhere, traditional medicine doctor Han Sang-hun is driving home with his girlfriend when his car hits the body. Believing he caused the death, he makes choices that tangle several strangers together.
Three former high school classmates meet up again, but things go badly wrong when Lee Jun-seong and Song Jae-hyo rashly decide to abduct their friend Park Min-woo. What follows drags all three of them into a dangerous and chaotic ordeal.
Jang Tae-ho is a successful fund manager until a deal goes disastrously wrong, losing 35 billion won and costing his partner his life. On the run from loan shark gangsters, he sinks into Seoul's underworld and finds a secret society of homeless people living inside Seoul Station, with its own strict rules and ranks.
