RAE
Stories
33
Chapters
921
Words
1.6 M
Comments
143
Reading
5 d, 16 h
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When did I first realize I had been reincarnated into a novel I’d casually read from time to time? It must have been before enrolling in the military academy, back when I was just a boy. They say realization strikes suddenly, and it was true in my case. One day, I suddenly became aware that this world was the setting of a novel—specifically, the one story I had paid the most attention to, The Flower of the Battlefield. And even more specifically, I had become Luke, a character labeled as the…-
55.6 K • Ongoing
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Imperial Year 813, March. The Heinern Empire. Situated at the very heart of the continent, this empire boasted one of the largest territories, abundant resources, and an exemplary reputation as a prosperous land. Truly, it was a nation many would dream of living in. But strength always comes with enemies, and talent inevitably attracts envy and negativity. In short, no matter how prosperous the Empire was, war was unavoidable. “Commander Theo! There’s been a report of suspicious activity near…
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55.6 K • Ongoing
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A villain, you see, is a noble role. At least, that’s what I think. Why, you ask? Because it’s only with a villain that a story becomes truly vibrant. With an evil role, the good one—the protagonist—can shine. It’s like how shadows form where the sun shines, or how there’s naturally a bottom when there’s a top. Villains inject tension into the story, set events in motion, and drive the plot forward. And that’s not all. The readers of the story often rally together as they despise the…
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55.6 K • Ongoing
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“Who is that guy?” Ian and Leo had been waiting in the reception area of Lloyd Gillen’s law firm for over two hours after leaving the bank. Initially, Ian had been so furious that he didn’t even notice the passing time, but now, with the anger subsiding, he began to feel stiffness creeping into his body. In response to Leo’s question, Ian shared the only fact he knew. “My stepfather’s lawyer.” “Then why is he buying your house? And in such a shady way?” “Yeah, I think…-
109.8 K • Completed
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And so, it was the next day. “Aren’t you supposed to be at work today? Is it okay to be meeting at this hour?” When Leo asked, having willingly come to the cafe across from the hotel after Ian suggested they meet, Ian answered simply. “I got fired.” “Huh? Why? You didn’t quit?” “The manager said he’s sorry, but there’s nothing he could do.” The two entered the cafe and stood at the counter, choosing their drinks. Ian picked hot chocolate without hesitation, while…
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109.8 K • Completed
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Life is so dull. That’s what I honestly thought, even though older folks might scoff at someone who’s only twenty-eight saying such a thing. But seriously, twenty-eight years isn’t a short amount of time. Even with a product, if you’ve used it for twenty-eight years, you can write a pretty detailed review, right? And if I tried to list out all the crazy things Mino did to make life more interesting, I’d need the sky as my paper and the sea as my ink—and even that might not be…-
64.7 K • Completed
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Feeling too guilty for holding people back from leaving on a Friday, Mino ended up taking a half-day off. It was a sudden request, but the team leader surprisingly gave the go-ahead with gusto. It was the end of the year, so there were unused annual leaves anyway. Junhyuk seemed like he had something to say, his lips twitching, but Mino grabbed his bag and hurriedly stood up, rushing out of the office. “Ah, good. Shamelessly.” Once outside, he felt like he could breathe again. It was cold, but…
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64.7 K • Completed
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The moment that awakened Mino from his life of desirelessness was somewhat humorous. “Ha Mino, come to the staff room after the assembly.” It was during his second year of middle school. Somehow, Mino, who was ranked 12th in the whole school, ended up first in his class. Because of this, he received a proposal to join the student council, recommended by his homeroom teacher. Mino didn’t refuse, so he became a part of the council. It wasn’t a grand title, but it was still a badge of…
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64.7 K • Completed
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The knights of Alosa, summoned by the princess’s command, hesitated as they looked at Lucian. Despite their princess’s orders, the man standing before them bore the golden and emerald pendant symbolizing the Chief Aide of Pranas. And even without that, his face was familiar—he had introduced himself as the emperor’s Chief Aide when requesting entry earlier. Moreover, the man didn’t flinch. He stood tall, exuding an air of authority that made it hard to approach him despite the princess’s…-
63.2 K • Completed
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“I’m back, Your Majesty.” As Lucian stepped inside and greeted, Heraith looked up. Unlike usual, he was lounging leisurely, reading a book—his relaxed demeanor was enough to make anyone want to smack him. “Oh, Luce.” His expression seemed like he had been expecting Lucian, yet the words that came out were quite different. “Your leave hasn’t ended yet. Why are you back?” “A bomb dropped in the Imperial Palace and hit me too. How can I rest in peace like this?” Lucian…
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63.2 K • Completed
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