Encountering HAUNT

New Books Only! The More Underrated, the Better!

Any new book will do. I’m open to anything, especially books that haven’t gotten much attention. It’s hard being a new author, so let’s not leave them writing to an empty room, okay?

Damn, Does Tomato Novel Really Have No Brooding Puppy Boys, Male-Obsessed Types, or Ghostly Men!?

A “heavy-love” guy is a man whose feelings are overwhelmingly intense, to an extreme degree. It’s a little different from a yandere. Please don’t recommend stories about devoted wives, okay? Okay.

How Long Does It Take for a New Writer to Make It? I’ve Been Writing for 54 Days

54 days. I finished my first book on day 45: 320,000 words, writing for 8–12 hours a day. I’m now planning my second book, but nobody’s reading the first one anymore. Is it really that bad? Am I just someone with no talent? (sobbing)

Wife-Obsessed! Love-Obsessed!

Looking for books like "Is Baby Made of Water? Why Does She Cry Every Time I Kiss Her?" The male lead is completely devoted to his wife, acts tough in the beginning, then brings out the three-piece confinement set later.

Nurturing Promising New Books, No Older Books Please

No old books, please. I want to see which new books have potential! Anything the poster has liked or commented on has potential. Give them a try!

Cool, Aloof Heroine × Love-Brained Hero! The Hero Won't Take No for an Answer

I'd like something like "Private Kiss". The heroine is poor due to her family circumstances and doesn't talk much, spending every day alone. The male lead either has a secret crush on her or falls for her at first sight. He's flirtatious, outgoing, and a social butterfly, but settles down after meeting her. The male lead shouldn't...

Stories Where the Male Lead Has a Secret Crush, Makes a Move, and Gets His Wish

Lovelorn Male Lead Vs. Cold Female Lead

I absolutely love romance-obsessed male leads, with an indifferent heroine and a hero who's devoted to her. Happy ending, a little angst is fine, and I love it. Please recommend well-written stories that won't pull me out of the narrative.

The Male Lead Has Taken Care of the Heroine Since Childhood and Is Extremely Possessive of Her, and She Lets Him Get Away with It

Looking for books like "Spoiled! The Sickly, Possessive Big Shot and His Sweet, Obedient Doll".

The Heroine Doesn't Care About the Hero, Who Gets Mad About It Every Day

Any books with a line like this? The male lead says, “I saw your ex at the hospital today.” The heroine asks, “What happened to him? Is his stomach acting up? It always used to bother him.” Only afterward does she ask why he was at the hospital and whether he's feeling unwell. The male lead replies, “It doesn't matter anymore.”