Chay007

To have the ability to see into people's past has no real appeal for the teenager this story is about, letting him only use it as amusement and to show off when he was drunk.

Never look into someone's past beyond a superficial level. 

Never try to find out more than you should. 

NEVER. EVER. LOOK. INTO. THE. FUTURE. 

But everything changed the moment he was forced to look into the future, was forced to investigate the circumstances of a murder, and was forced to make the acquaintance of the victim's twin brother('s fists).  

The more time passed, the more it appeared that the primary reason for this murder wasn't a local, but a global one. 

This single, marred corpse was the beginning of a threat that would shake the world. 

(MC loses a screw when he enters the prison.) BL, first-person view; MC is shuo (perhaps even a reversible couple); love interest falls in love first; both MC and ML are straight, mutual bending, Enemies to Lovers

Many thanks to MelBri for helping so skillfully with any kind of grammar error! (*ˊᗜˋ*)/ᵗᑋᵃᐢᵏ ᵞᵒᵘ*

Flip the Coin [BL]

Was there such a damn fucking freak coincidence that not only my grandma but also Red-Hair met their counterparts? No, this is no coincidence.

The counterparts are attracting each other; that is the only conclusion that would make sense.

This is bad. This would make it easier for people to level up and discover the secret behind the whole counterpart theory, and if more portals opened, monsters would actively come into our world in search of their counterpart. And if they found their human counterparts instinctively and killed them, wouldn't even the monsters level up?

That deer monsters didn't storm into our world through the first portal could be because there weren't that many deer monsters inside the little city world, or because their human counterparts were already dead. Or, because they were already killing the counterparts closest to them, which were the people trapped inside the little city.

136. Worried?