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The Burden Ledger

6 ch · Fantasy

In a Seoul plagued by reality-fracturing dungeon gates, nineteen-year-old E-rank porter Kang Ian survives on the bottom rung of raid society. Possessing the cursed innate ability Burden Transfer, Ian can draw any physical trauma, poison, or fatal curse from another person into his own flesh and later discharge it. He endures agonizing fractures and festering lacerations to afford illicit suppressant medication for his younger sister, Soo-ah, who suffers from terminal gate sickness—a horrific condition slowly crystallizing her organs into an active dungeon portal. When Ian absorbs a lethal wound to save his raid leader during a red gate catastrophe, the megalithic Cheongang Guild takes notice. Cheongang offers a permanent stabilizer for Soo-ah in exchange for Ian absorbing the necrotic, unhealable curse eating away at their celebrated S-rank vanguard. Ian accepts the transaction, only to uncover a sinister corporate conspiracy: top guilds have systematically used expendable low-rank awakened as biological waste dumps to absorb the fatal fallout of dungeon anomalies. When his best friend is executed for discovering the guild's secret ledger, Ian is pushed past his moral breaking point. Armed with the law of conserved suffering, he turns the accumulated agony of the awakened elite into an overwhelming weapon of retribution.

Dark action manhwa

Midnight Neutral Zone

5 ch · Action

At midnight in a Seoul convenience store, high school dropout Kang Yubin becomes the unwilling manager of a Neutral Zone where no one can be harmed and every purchase costs life minutes. As monsters descend and survivors crowd the aisles, Yubin learns that keeping a store open can become a judgment on the world. He must choose between profit, survival, and the small kindnesses that make people worth saving.

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Overtime Fairy: Ledger of Two Worlds

2 ch · Modern

Ruer, a thirty-two-year-old burnt-out office worker crushed by debt and overtime, awakens one rainy commute to a second sight: the ordinary city is also a xianxia fairy realm, its buses river-dragons, its towers jade mountains, its paperwork spirit contracts. At first the double vision makes her feel insane. But when she learns to harmonize fairy whim with modern structure, she unlocks small impossible abilities—one honest boundary, one rescued coworker, one debt renegotiated—each step pulling her toward a life she actually chose. To keep it, she must face the Hollow Auditor, a corporate spirit that feeds on burnout, and decide whether dreams are escape or architecture.